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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 2002

Page

12

Conference for troubled youths at Mount Vernon Holiday Inn

A daylong conference for troubled youths will be held Thursday at the Mount Vernon Holiday Inn. The 2nd Judicial Circuit Working Group sponsors bring judges, state's attorneys, defenders, and welfare workers to discuss preventing youth problems and handling crises. Keynote speaker Guy Doud, 1986 National Teacher of the Year, and author Ron Glodoski participate, with HealthWorks Theater presenting Silence.com at 6 p.m. Contact Mindy Koch at 244-8036.

Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Holiday Inn 2Nd Judicial Circuit Circuit George Timberlake Timberlake Guy Doud Doud United States Ron Glodoski Glodoski HealthWorks Theater of Chicago Silence.com Mindy Koch

Carbondale Police Report Two Arrests At South Ash Street Party

Carbondale police arrested two people at a house party on South Ash Street over the weekend for underage drinking and party hosting. Chief R T Finney said authorities focus on preventing minors from obtaining alcohol and that while parties are common, most are responsible and arrests have declined in recent years.

Carbondale R.T. Finney South Ash Street Finney

Carterville eyes replacement for 78 year old high school

Carterville officials plan a new high school, citing decades of desire and strong local interest. The old 1924 building has served the community well, while the city treasurer notes the challenge of repurposing the historic structure.

Carterville Rella Watson

Fire destroys Pinckneyville antiques store complex

Vendors from the White Rabbit booths suffered total losses after an extensive blaze that gutted the northern building. Owners estimate up to 5000 dollars in inventory lost across two booths. Mayor Yeager and the city council may seek a new location, possibly a South Main Street property owned by his wife, while investigators cite possible electrical causes and note no injuries.

McDowell Ila Willmore Percy Pinckneyville Harlan “Shine” Yeager South Main Street Yeager Maxine

Parr remembered as devoted teacher and farmer activist

Former Dongola teacher Parr is recalled for dedication to students and coaching while battling cancer. He coached Lady Demon pitchers, kept scorebooks, and his colleagues donated sick days to finish the year. Parr chaired farm groups, ran for Illinois Senate in 1983, and valued family and teaching above all.

Laur Dawn Turner Lady Demon Parr

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