The Southern Illinoisan Editorial Policy and Contact Details
The Southern Illinoisan provides contact details for editors and departments including Publisher Dennis DeRossett and Editor Meta Minton. It lists reader voice sections, news tips, subscriber services, classifieds and display ads, and letters policy requiring signed letters under 250 words with telephone verification. It notes publication address in Carbondale, ownership by Lee Enterprises, and postmaster address.
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Carbondale Conversations for Community Action Launch
Carbondale Conversations for Community Action invites all residents to join a dialogue to listen, identify strengths and weaknesses, and chart a course for forward progress. Participation is open beyond officials, business leaders, and educators to include all walks of life.
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Carbondale invites residents to study circles kickoff
Carbondale launches a four meeting open exchange to unite diverse residents. The kickoff is Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. in Carbondale Community High School cafeteria with coordinator Lana Bardo at 549-5302. Visit studycircles ci.carbondale.il.us for details.
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Carbondale Community High School
Lana Bardo
City Hall
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Carbondale
Voices on Bankruptcy Reform and Illinois Prison Closures
Reader letters critique unemployment benefit policy and Chapter 13 versus Chapter 7, arguing for a fresh start and humane reform. A second letter condemns Rod Blagojevich’s prison closures, staffing cuts, and agency mergers, linking job loss to economic decline in Illinois communities.
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Vandalia
Rod Blagojevich
Illinois
Illinois Department of Corrections
Blagojevich
Southern Illinois
Consumers share the blame for U S job losses overseas
The piece argues that American consumers push for the lowest prices, driving companies to source abroad and bypass U S environmental and workplace protections. It warns that daily market choices have real consequences and stresses the need to consider impact beyond elections.
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