Stotlar Street work near complete in Herrin area
Construction on East Stotlar Street in Herrin is about 90 to 95 percent finished, with a 2.5 million IDOT project widening the road and adding gutters and storm sewers. The work runs from Ninth Street to Bandyville Road to serve truck traffic despite the Maytag plant closure.
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Hillebrenner
Maytag
Larry Lipe
Lipe
Marion to crack down on speeding after spike in accidents
Marion Police Commissioner Jay Rix said the city will increase traffic enforcement and issue tickets to curb speeding after five months with 67 to 94 accidents per month. The plan includes overtime paid from the general fund and stricter speed limit enforcement. Mayor Dennis Mitchell announced Union Pacific owed nearly $7,000 was collected to pay a fire engine loan, aided by Finance Commissioner Jim Flood.
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Marion
Jay Rix
Rix
Mitchell
Union Pacific Railroad
Jim Flood
Park District Eyes Donor Incentives and Debt Talk
Park District officials discussed expanding donor channels to include 501 C3 groups to widen contributions while noting a debt load of at least 2.2 million dollars. The board also approved a sign change for Hickory Lodge to read Public Park Welcome beside the district offices.
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Carmen Suarez
Hickory Lodge
Park District
Trick or Treat Times for Southern Illinois Towns
A compiled list shows Halloween trick or treat hours across Southern Illinois towns. Dates vary. many communities hold events Wednesday or Tuesday with time windows from roughly 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. for ages 12 and under in most cases.
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Southern Illinois
Benton
Anna
Ava
Bush
Cambria
Campbell Hill
Carbondale
Carterville
Chester
Christopher
Cobden
Crainville
Creal Springs
Cutler
de Soto
Dongola
du Quoin
Eldorado
Elkville
Goreville
Harrisburg
Herrin
Hurst
Johnston City
Jonesboro
Marion
Metropolis
Mount Vernon
Murphysboro
Percy
Pinckneyville
Royalton
Lesser
Sparta
Steeleville
Lois Darlene Jenkins 73 Benton educator and musician dies
Lois Darlene Jenkins a retired school teacher and accomplished musician died at 3:30 am Sunday Oct 28 2007 at her Benton home. She taught 34 years in West Frankfort and other districts directed Benton's First Baptist Church choir and bell choir and volunteered with PAWS. She was married to Elmer Jenkins in 1983 and leaves children Lyndy Terry and Mark plus grandchildren many relatives. A memorial service is set for 4 pm Nov 3 at The First Baptist Church with donations to the church organ fund or PAWS.
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Lois Darlene Jenkins
Lois
Taylorville
John Harrison Bryant
Anna Anita
Billie” (McCall) Bryant
Indiana
Fort Branch
West Frankfort
Theodore Paschedag
Pasch
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Siu
Thompson Lake
Wayne Samuels
Pocahontas
Ark
Wayne
Mark Duran
Lyndy Jo
Terry Janine
Walier
Franklin
Edwards
Lincoln
Logan
Frankfort
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Musicians Local 618
Union
West Frankfort City Park
Shell
Mark
Chancel
Benton’s
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Board of Christian Education
Pulpit Committee
Great River Region Baptist Convention
Lyndy Girten
Lake Benton
Shay Richey
Terry Vercellino
St. Louis
Evansville
Ind
Elmer Jenkins
Elmer
Great Wall
China
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Nile
Egypt
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Moscow
London
Paris
Rome
Europe
Ireland
Australia
Down Under
Great Barrier Reef
United States
Opryland
Disney World
Aspen
Buttermilk Mountain
Baby Grand
University of Illinois
Lyndy
Southeast Missouri State
Terry
Codey Girten
Indiana University
Christian Bial
Trevor Girten
Murray State University
Murray
Lacey Jo Vercellino
Bend Lake College
Illinois Bright Star College Savings Program
Elmer Pie
Mark Samuels
John Adam Bryant
Hazel MacDonald
Stanley Eugene
Gene” Bryant
Donna Jo Bryant
Lois Jenkins
First Baptist Church Pipe Organ Restoration Fund
S. Main St
PAWS
Vienna Street
Anna, IL
Park City Utah district model sparks objectivity debate
Keim stresses objectivity as the key goal while Park City, Utah, district leaders reported a 10 point definition of student success used to gauge progress. Yewell warned such measures can become bragging rights unless tied to district improvement. The board has 10000 dollars to fund the project and will vet candidates, assess what they offer, and proceed.
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Keim
Don Yewell
Park City
Utah
Yewell
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