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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2006

Page

5

Benton man cited after weekend wreck on Old Marion Road

A 26 year old Benton man, William David Blades, was northbound on Old Marion Road at 4 47 a m Saturday when he apparently fell asleep and struck a guardrail. He sustained minor injuries and was taken to Herrin Hospital. He received three citations for failure to wear a seatbelt improper lane usage and driving without insurance.

Benton William David Blades Old Marion Road Blades Herrin Hospital

Pinckneyville students complete CNA program with honors

Nearly a dozen Community High School students finished a dual credit nurse assistant program sponsored by PCHS and Rend Lake College. Approved by the Illinois Department of Health, the course readies participants to sit the CNA registry exam. Participants include Chelsea Hagene, Britany Eisenhauer, Trevor Cockrum, Shellie George, Jessie McMaster, Stefani Kruse, Brandy Farthing, Brittany Morrow, Brittany Emling, Kendra George, and Kim McMannus.

Pinckneyville Community High School PCHS Rend Lake College Illinois Department of Health Chelsea Hagene Britany Eisenhauer Trevor Cockrum Shellie George Jessie McMaster Stefani Kruse Brandy Farthing Brittany Morrow Brittany Emling Kendra George Kim McMannus

Tamaroa School Wins Lighting Grant and New Staff Posts

Tamaroa Grade School gains a 10800 grant plus 5800 local funds for lighting upgrades at the school and gymnasium. Village of Tamaroa will contribute 3000 of the local share. The district also notes an AED grant and CPR training with Bend Lake College providing instruction. Transportation contracts set with Sherman Bus Service and Nippes Transportation for special education trips. Summer hires include Kyle Crawford Nick Harvey Paul Nehrkorn and Beth Stein named cheerleading coach.

Tamaroa Robert Trover Trover Bend Lake College

Sheley House opens grandly in Murphysboro

The Murphysboro Tourism Center at Sheley House opened with the General John A. Logan Days Wine and Cheese event. Mike Jones of the Tourism Commission called the center a work in progress and said hours mirror the museum: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tue–Sat and 1 to 4 p.m. Sun at 1613 Edith St.

Murphysboro Sheley House John A. Logan Mike Jones The Tourism Commission Edith St

Chester switches employee health insurance coverage to Blue Cross Blue Shield

Chester city adopts Blue Cross Blue Shield for employee health coverage after evaluating costs with GHP. City Clerk Nancy Eggemeyer notes 189 726 was spent on insurance last year and GHP proposed a 30 percent rise, later adjusted to 25 percent, with the new plan at 188 052 funded by the city. Employee contributions will rise for dependent coverage while deductibles increase, but overall cost stays within budget. Dental and life insurance with Humana and Prudential remain. The council also renewed a water pact with Egyptian Water Co including a 2.75 percent price rise. Dr Larry Soellner of Chester Eye Care discussed a new facility near Moto-Mart seeking city curb and related aid.

Chester GHP Blue Cross Blue Shield Nancy Eggemeyer Eggemeyer Humana Prudential Egyptian Water Co Larry Soellner Chester Eye Care Moto-Mart

The Little Mermaid debuts at Marion Civic Center

Travelstead Studio staged The Little Mermaid at Marion Civic Center with 18 year old Ariel star Angie Morris from Harrisburg. The show featured elaborate costumes and backstage chaos, with proceeds funding Marion Cultural Center improvements.

Little Mermaid Marion Civic Center Marion Claire Giles Travelstead Dance Studio Giles Marion Civic and Cultural Center Travelstead-Balls Bateman Angie Morris Harrisburg Ariel Morris Kathy Morris Harrisburg High School Carrier Mills Marion Cultural Center Travelstead Civic Center Travelstead-Ralls

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