Energy Debate: Preparing for the Future in Carbondale
A symposium in Carbondale gathers energy experts from industry and academia to discuss the future of energy, fossil fuels, and sustainable transition. The free event, 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at Town Square Pavilion, is sponsored by SIU Coal Extraction and Utilization Research Center and Dennis Pinigis.
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Carbondale
SIU Coal Extraction and Utilization Research Center
SIU Carbondale
Energy symposium panel details promoted by SIU
SIU technology transfer specialist Amy McMorrow Hunter accessible for information at 618 453 4556. Updates also via SIU Research on Twitter siucresearch and Facebook. More on the upcoming debate and panel members at www thesouthern com.
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SIU
Facebook
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Twitter
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Race and politics lecture at SIU Carbondale by Browder Stanberry
Two prominent political scientists Browder and Stanberry will discuss race and the 2012 elections at 7 p.m. Thursday in SIU Carbondale's Student Center Ballroom D. The Paul Simon Public Policy Institute sponsors the event, free to the public, with copies of their 2010 book available for purchase.
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Carbondale
SIU Carbondale
U.S
Glen Browder
D-Ala
Artemesia F. Stanberry
North Carolina Central University
SIU
Paul Simon Public Policy Institute
Browder
Stanberry
Institute
David Yepsen
Yepsen
America
Fair Weather After Weekend Rain Hits Southern Illinois
The region saw 3.5 inches of rain over the weekend causing flash flooding and soggy yards. Meteorologist Jayson Wilson of the National Weather Service in Paducah says the storm should clear today with a 20 to 30 percent rain chance, and midweek highs may reach 85 to 90 as events at the Du Quoin State Fair were canceled on Family Day.
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Illinois
Jayson Wilson
National Weather Service
Paducah
Wilson
du Quoin State Fair
Chester Microtel waits on council
Chester City Council paused nine months into tax increment financing talks for a Microtel hotel project tied to a $6.5 million plan. Partners James Best Chester John Bergfeld Sparta and John Pawlaski Godfrey seek a 60 to 85 room hotel on the former Hi-3 motel site closed about two decades. SEE CHESTER / PAGE 2B.
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Chester
James Best
John Bergfeld
Sparta
John Pawlaski
Godfrey
Johnston City moves to form a TIF district at I-57 interchange
City officials advance a tax increment financing district to spur development at the I-57 Herrin Road interchange on property from the Rolling Meadows golf course annexation. The city council approved establishing the district as part of the project.
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Johnston City
Herrin Road
Rolling Meadows
Herrin Library Sees Growth and Overflow Crowds
Herrin City Library reports continued growth in title loans and user visits aided by electronic readers and home Internet access. A 3 to 5 percent rise in users and borrowers from May 2011 to April 2012 accompanies a 6.9 percent increase in total circulation to 71,072 items, with overflow crowds noted for special programs in the Tony Galines Memorial Meeting Room.
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Herrin City
Michael Keepper
Tony Galines
Keepper
Illinois State Library
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Tera Meeks
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