Pinckneyville approves TIF plan despite mayor's dissent
Pinckneyville council backs a $700000 tax increment financing package for projects including moving McDaniel's Furniture to a city fish plant building with $250000 in renovations and a Save A Lot property purchase. The plan funds water tower upgrades, storm sirens for 98 percent coverage, football field renovations, bleacher caps, strategic planning, and street work. Mayor Shirk opposed key items, calling for more scrutiny of allocations while other officials defend TIF use as growth driven.
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Retirement ends era at JALC as Gayer steps down
Gayer, 62, last of original JALC faculty, retires after 1978 teaching era and rapid campus growth from air bubble classrooms to brick facilities. He recalls low tuition, early 238 full-time students, and a 6,000 student body today. Fellow alum Ron Parks praises him as a valued teacher and colleague.
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Union County seeks animal control amid rabies concerns
Union County Sheriff Jim Nash says deputies fielded 31 animal related calls in 30 days signaling a lack of animal control. He notes dogs running loose and potential rabies shots gaps, asks for help from Jackson County while awaiting a replacement officer, and cites dog bites in Anna Jonesboro Cobden and Alto Pass. Deputies fear approaching some dogs until owners appear.
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Perry County meth suspects face lengthy prison terms
Two men, Lemmons and Dimitroff, arrested in a long running meth distribution probe in Perry County. They face eight to forty years if convicted, with fines up to 200000. A third person, Randy Horton, 50, was charged with driving while license revoked during the arrest. Both defendants pled not guilty. a preliminary hearing is set for June 9. They remain jailed on 75000 bond.
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