The Impact of Entertainment Media Violence on Children and Families
A two-session series at Shawnee Community College today and November 19 features experts on media violence. Speakers cover violent games child development and media literacy aiding parents and youth with critical viewing skills. Sponsored by University of Illinois Extension Service and Iowa State University Extension to Families. Contact Paul McKnight at 524-2270.
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ALLIN
Shawnee Community College
University of Illinois Extension Service
Iowa State University Extension
Paul McKnight
Massac County
Willisville Water Tank Maintenance Causes Pressure Fluctuations
Willisville residents may experience water pressure fluctuations this week as the village empties and inspects its water tank during routine maintenance. Mayor Bill Eyer says water quality should remain fine, though pressure could drop. no bail orders are expected.
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Willisville
Bill Eyer
Senior Housing Options seminar in Murphysboro
The seminar Senior Housing Options What is Right for You runs from 6 30 to 8 30 p m today at the Jackson County Extension Office 402 Ava Road Murphysboro. It covers choices and availability of senior housing in Jackson County and guidance on adjusting to moving. The event is free and pre registration is encouraged call 687 1727 to pre register.
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Murphysboro
Jackson County
Ava Road
Bike stolen in Carbondale near campus footbridge
A bicycle worth over $300 was stolen from a footbridge behind 613 E College St in Carbondale. The Pacific natural aluminum frame bike with modified frame and suspension was taken between 7:50 p.m. Friday and 1:45 a.m. Saturday along with a heavy chain and lock. Victim: Thomas R. Gorman.
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Carbondale
Thomas R. Gorman
E. College St
County Board Funds $30 Web Site Fee From Hotel Tax
Jonesboro The Union County Chamber of Commerce and the county Web site receive over 1,000 visits weekly, prompting the county board to approve covering its $30 monthly cost. The expense will be paid from hotel tax on overnight stays. John Smith praised the surge in activity.
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Jonesboro
Union County Chamber of Commerce
John Smith
Meeting Set in Du Quoin City Hall for Emergency Preparedness
An emergency preparedness and volunteer opportunity public informational meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at Du Quoin City Hall. Sponsored by the Du Quoin ESDA, the program will cover emergency prep and volunteer roles in the Du Quoin area, with handouts available. For details contact ESDA Coordinator Chuck Genesio via the City Clerk at 542-3841. Christi Mathis
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DU Quoin
Birthdays listed for late October in local notices
The notice catalogs birthdays across multiple dates in late October. Individuals named include Keith Deming Michael Fisher Mary Newell Elisabeth Smith Aaron Richardson Evelyn Clayton Tommy Beloes Sandra Barra Josh Davis Faith Miller Norman Swisher Carl Pinkham David Stacy Laria Capps Jonathon Rennison Erica Nehrkorn Devin Eubanks with birthdays on October 22 23 24 25 26 27 and 28.
Trico district health work cost comes in under estimate
Health and safety projects at Trico School District total 661 620 if bids fit. The board awarded a 379 976 contract to DeRouse of Red Bud for heating and air conditioning at the elementary and part of the junior high. A new aeration plant and sewage filter system may bid 186 350, with total cost under 840 000 in bonds approved. Superintendent Dennis Smith called the cost “quite a bit less.” The board faced criticism from the Trico Education Association over raises for administrators after staffing cuts. They plan a Nov 5 meeting with Elverado on the football cooperative and review graduation requirements and math.
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Campbell Hill
Trico
Elverado
Elverado Considers Football Co-op With Trico
The Elverado school board will meet with Trico to review the districts football co op as its fourth year ends and decide whether to continue the original parameters. Superintendent Jim Piper notes rumors of elimination but says uncertainty remains. Interim principal Bill Valerius resigns as Carl Maple is hired full time.
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Elverado
Trico
Jim Piper
Piper
Bill Valerius
Valerius
Carl Maple
Paducah A River Town Rich in History and Arts
Paducah is a growing river town of about 26 000, built around Market House Square and the Ohio River. Visit the Yeiser Art Center and Market House Theatre in the historic downtown with murals, shops, and tours. Annie's Horsedrawn Carriages offer twenty minute tours nightly at seven dollars for adults. The Museum of the American Quilter's Society showcases contemporary, art, and traditional quilts. Arsenic and Old Lace runs weekends late October into November at Market House Theatre.
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Paducah
William Clark
Lewis & Clark Fame
Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway
Kentucky
Clark
Rosemarie Steele
Paducah McCracken County
Steele
Annie
Market House Square
Market House
Yeisser Art Center
Market House Theatre
Murphysboro School District Eyes $500000 Federal Grant
Murphysboro School District in Illinois may receive a $500000 federal grant for tuckpointing at the middle school. No local match is required and funds cannot cover new construction. Remaining construction funds may backfill maintenance projects at several elementary schools and fund new gym features at Carruthers.
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Murphysboro
Mike Garlinghouse
Forby to Run Again in 2002 House Race
Benton representative Gary Forby announces plans to seek reelection in 2002. He outlines priorities including economic development education and affordable prescription drugs for seniors while praising a $3.5 billion coal package and AgriFirst program. He notes past wins in funding education and labor initiatives and laments prescription drug roadblocks.
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Benton
Gary Forby
D-Benton
Illinois
Forby
Senate
Franklin County
Forby Excavating
Marion mayor seeks lake supporters to comment on plan
Marion Mayor Robert Butler urges supporters of a Sugar Creek dam project near Creal Springs to submit letters to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources before the October 28 deadline. The plan, part of a 1,172 acre reservoir proposal, aims to boost the city water supply while protecting species. John S. Sharp.
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Marion
Robert Butler
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Butler
Sugar Creek
Creal Springs
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Faith Miller
Norman Swisher
Carl Pinkham
David Stacy
Laria Capps
Jonathon Rennison
Erica Nehrkorn
Devin Eubanks
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