Trustees rework college roles amid foundation subsidy and probe
The board reshapes leadership to reduce COO financial support and move toward autonomy for the foundation. Changes include replacing the vice president of student services, shifting reporting lines to the president, and planning further organization chart updates. The moves follow an Ina based college investigation prompted by anonymous letters alleging improprieties.
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What's Coming and Local Events In October
Yellow Ribbon Rally at Herrin First Christian Church features Cecil Todd as keynote on Sunday Oct 21 supporting US armed forces in Iraq. Carbondale High School book fair runs Oct 22 25 at Walnut Street and Giant City entrances with proceeds for the Media Center. Marion hosts Stairway to the Arts Oct 23 recognizing volunteers and donors with refreshments. Giant City School District open house Oct 23 5 7 pm with tours and refreshments.
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Willie Cole Jr. 104 dies. rites in Howardville Howardville
Willie Cole Jr., 104, died at 4 a.m. Saturday October 13 2007 at his home in Cairo. Services are set for Sunday at First M E Church in Howardville Missouri with burial at Sand Hill Cemetery New Madrid. Sister Bobbie Thompson officiating. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at Massie Funeral Home Mounds.
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Boil orders lifted for multiple districts in region
The boil water order for Old Du Quoin Water District and Buncombe Public Water District areas on Baptist Hill Road Baggett Lane and Rocky Top has been lifted. Carterville and Carterville West customers also have the order lifted. For more information call 5490432 or 9852011.
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Lane Reduction on U S 45 Near Mill Shoals
Illinois Department of Transportation warns motorists traveling U S 45 about a bridge replacement two miles south of Mill Shoals. Beginning Monday Oct 22 traffic will be reduced to one lane, with temporary signals directing flow during construction over a stream.
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Illinois Department of Transportation
Mill Shoals
Leaf Bark and Seed Hike and Community Events
A day of local activities includes a Leaf Bark and Seed Hike at Giant City State Park Visitor's Center from 10 to noon led by Jenny (457-4836). Also a ham and bean dinner at First United Methodist Church Johnston City from 11 to 6 (adult 5, child 6-12 3. under five free) contact Charles Taylor at 983-5150.
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Johnston City
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Carbondale
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Camp Jericho
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Memorial plans discussed after campus death at SIUC
Rosemary Simmons of the SIUC counseling center described on scene mental health support for students after a student, Booth, was taken away by ambulance. Counseling services are available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with a potential on campus memorial to be scheduled after funeral arrangements are confirmed.
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SIUC
Booth
Simmons
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