Judge orders law firm to pay former partner sued fees
A Madison County judge ordered Korein Tillery to pay former partner Rex Carr 10.1 million dollars in a dispute over past fees. The ruling enforces an April settlement Carr now disavows and requires him to drop related suits in St. Clair County and federal court in East St. Louis.
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Edwardsville
Madison County
Rex Carr
Korein Tillery
Carr
Nicholas Byron
St. Clair County
East St. Louis
Franklin Skilled Nursing Unit Reopens After Near Closure
Franklin Hospital District keeps Franklin Hospital open after a summer 2002 near shutdown. A $4.5 million USDA loan allowed the facility to operate as a critical access center with 15 acute beds and eight physicians. Staff recalls begun. questions directed to Bridgemark via email or toll free line.
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Benton
Franklin County
Franklin Hospital
Southern Illinois Healthcare
SIH
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States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Davis
Bridgemark
Franklin
Wendler warns SIUC projects delayed by state funding squeeze
The Southern Illinois University Carbondale community faces stalled projects as the state’s worsening fiscal outlook pressures universities to return 2 percent of budgets. lawmakers critique late reversals while community colleges report no cuts. ICCB confirms compliance though unclear impact on two-year schools.
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Levener
Mike Bost
Murphysboro
House
Higher Education Committee
Bost
SIU
Scott Kaiser
Illinois Community College Board
Steve Morse
Morse
ICCB
Springfield naturalizes 75 at Old Capitol ceremony
In Springfield 75 people from 33 countries became U.S. citizens during a Friday naturalization ceremony at the Old Illinois State Capitol. Judge Jeanne E. Scott presided as new citizens received their papers, with remarks by SIU Medicine Dean J Kevin Dorsey and quotes about the immigrant journey, pledges, and the flag.
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U.S
Illinois
Jeanne E. Scott
Daniel Kazmierski
U.S. Immigration
Mercy
Duncan
Decatur
J. Kevin Dorsey
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Carbondale student grads as inventor awaiting patent
Mohammed Zargham of Carbondale, a high school graduate, developed a compact one hand friendly keyboard device and earned Best in Category awards in Illinois Junior Academy of Science. He will study biomedical engineering at Northwestern on a full scholarship while pursuing a patent.
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Zargham
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Washington University
St. Louis
SIUC
Illinois
Colorado Springs
Northwestern University
Evanston
Emilia
Emory University
Carbondale High School
Northwestern
Carbondale
Ben DePolo
Ben & Brian
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