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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2004
Page
2
The article warns that warm weather brings con artists selling home repairs. Police and builders urge verifying licenses or permits, asking for time to think before agreeing to work, getting references, and avoiding upfront payments. Residents should call city offices to confirm legitimacy.
Knight urges caution with door to door contractors. Verify permits with local government, ask for references, and never pay before completion. Do not deposit more than 20 percent upfront and request liens waivers after work ends. Call Home Builders Association of Southern Illinois at 866 529 5085 for reputable member contractors.
Chicago AP Gary Peterlin, the lone Illinois Gaming Board member who opposed Rosemont casino plans, objects to Gov. Blagojevichs push for a special investigator into the boards 40-1 vote awarding Illinois 10th license to Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. Blagojevich says the concern about location undermines public confidence. Peterlin says the probe sends the wrong message.
A special Wednesday feature previews the Salukis season highlights. Readers are invited to explore top moments from this season in a dedicated section releasing on March 24.
Perry area landfill opens amid years of controversy with state and county officials watching. Jane Witheridge promotes a $30 per load fee for pickup trash and accepts general waste but not hazardous materials, white goods, or tires at 6305 Sacred Heart Road. The facility, 7 jobs, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to noon Saturdays, aims for a 1,900 ton daily capacity and a 20 year life, with royalties and tipping fees supporting county funds. A grand opening is planned for April, while COAL opposes yet supports responsible local benefits.
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