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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2011

Page

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Shoppers camp out for first Black Friday deals in Carbondale

Families lined up outside Best Buy as early as 2:30 a.m. for Black Friday, with 9-year-old Allyson Dominguez joining her father and siblings for a TV sale. Nathan Ellis of Allin claimed the earliest spot, camping since noon Tuesday, trading shifts with relatives for rest and keeping warm overnight.

Alan Rogers Marion Dominguez Julie Patricia Allyson Best Buy Carbondale Allyson Dominguez Marlon Dominguez Nathan Ellis Allin Ellis

Regional supers pay debate still ongoing

Regional school superintendents like Matt Donkin of the Franklin Williamson Regional Office of Education see relief as legislation earlier this month releases funds not seen since July when Gov. Pat Quinn cut salaries. A small portion of that money, paid through June, comes from a county personal property replacement tax charged to corporations and partnerships. State records show Franklin and Williamson counties receive about $6,000 this fiscal year from this tax source. The Springfield debate centers on whether regional offices should continue or be folded into local districts. Williamson County Commissioner Ron Ellis questioned how to pay for duties if the offices transfer, warning taxes would rise for local communities. Donkin has attended many county board meetings since July to keep the board informed.

Marion Matt Donkin Franklin- Williamson Springfield Williamson County Ron Ellis Donkin

Local banks offer skip payments and holiday loans

Banks including SIU Credit Union and First National Bank in Pinckneyville roll out skip a payment programs for good standing borrowers allowing a month delay for a small fee. Some offer small unsecured Christmas loans and home equity loans to boost holiday spending. Payday and car title lenders provide quick cash as shoppers plan higher year end spending.

SIU Credit Union First National Bank Pinckneyville Chris Sievers Dave Pirsein

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