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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2011
Page
6
A longtime acid reflux victim recounts decades of indigestion and dangerous PPIs before an aloe drink offers relief. AloeCure claims rapid relief, with a free 30 day supply and bonus gifts, though FDA and efficacy notes remain advisory.
Deborah Payne was selected by the John A. Logan College Board of Trustees to serve as vice president for instructional services, starting December 1. She succeeds Julia Schroeder, who retires after 21 years at JALC, and emphasizes face-to-face interaction, smaller classes, online instruction, and partnerships with high schools while guiding ongoing tech-driven reform. Payne joined JALC in 2001, is a Herrin High School and Harding University graduate, and holds advanced degrees from SIU.
The district advances plans for junior high project with a possible November board decision. Herrin's McVicker Excavating handles current high school demolition after asbestos removal and rear industrial arts building teardown. The 1922 high school followed a hard fought $175,000 bond. Graduation classes have ranged from 24 in 1924 to 117 this spring.
PAWS co chairs Penny South and Karee Sweitzer announce the Auction for Animals dinner and auction at the Great Boars Inn in Anna. Doors open 5 p.m. with a buffet 5:30 to 7:30 and live bidding at 7:30. Donations include artwork merchandise or cash. all gifts are tax deductible. PAWS is a 501c3 charity relying on donations to care for dogs cats and other pets while promoting humane guardianship.
Ameren Illinois urges residents to join ActOnEnergy to improve heating and cooling efficiency. The outreach highlights that over 25,000 neighbors have already solved energy issues and reduced costs through the program.
The SIU Board of Trustees plans a meeting to vote on two capital projects at Carbondale. A $1 million renovation targets classrooms laboratories and auditoriums funded by the Facilities Maintenance Fee with in house labor to fix health and safety issues benefiting many students. A separate $900,000 improvement for French Auditorium in Lindegren Hall includes heating cooling upgrades audio visual work accessibility fixes and asbestos removal in ceilings walls and floors. The auditorium dates to 1953.
Chesley outlined a spring start for a development project in Mount Vernon to support future retail and commercial growth with possible housing, aiming for completion by 2013. The initiative would unlock the area for development and expand infrastructure.
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