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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 2001

Page

14

Area politicians slow to act on upcoming elections

Politicians in Williamson, Jackson, Union and Franklin counties show little hurry to file petitions for the March primaries as residents face pressing concerns. Incumbents dominate early announcements while clerks note petitions run Dec 10 to 17. Key figures include Saundra Jent, Shirley Dillinger Booker, Bruce Troutman, Larry Reinhardt, Bobby Tolar Jr, Rob Dobill, Don Hindman, Rex Piper, Jim Nash, and Dave Cobill.

Jent Jackson County Shirley Dillinger Booker Booker Williamson County Bruce Troutman Washington, D.C Illinois Troutman Tom Cundiff Don L. Martin Carterville Herrin Dave Hindman Rex Piper Piper Hindman Marion Wendell Fisher

Trico district seeks tax increase for 845000 bonds

Trico School District plans 845000 in bonds for heating air systems and a junior high sewer project over ten years. A real estate tax rate increase of 19 cents per 100 assessed value will cover the debt, costing a $100000 home about 67 more dollars annually.

Campbell Hill Trico Dennis Smith Smith

Anna Eyes 400000 CDAP Grant For Water Line Project

Anna city officials on Tuesday pursued a 400000 state Community Development Assistance Program grant to replace a main water line and lift stations with a total project cost of 536300. If funded, the city must pair 136300 in matching funds. The effort, led by City Administrator Steve Guined, aims to inventory and rank sewer projects as part of a 20.5 million grant pool funded by the federal government and administered by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. The program targets towns under 50000 outside the Chicago area, with roughly 20 percent grant approval.

Anna Steve Guined Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Chicago

United Way Campaign Goal Grows in Marion Area

Goodman outlined a 2001 United Way drive at Illinois Centre Mall with service desks at Dillard's Union Planters Banks Bank of Marion Farmers Bank Firstar and South Pointe Banks plus evening fund raising. He hopes for a good turnout as the campaign targets $215 000 despite economic setbacks and post 9 11 challenges.

Illinois Centre Mall Dillard’s Union Planters Banks Bank of Marion Farmers Bank Firstar South Pointe Goodman Greater Marion United Way

Protection program extended to aid victims and witnesses

Beth Sandusky named coordinator as officials outline services for victims of violent crimes including murder, assault, kidnapping, sexual crimes, arson, and DUL. The program offers emotional, physical and financial support, case status updates, and liaison work between prosecutors, law enforcement, and community services to meet victims needs.

Beth Sandusky Richardson Sandusky

Fiorino’s Majolica Fish Plates Debut At Hunting and Fishing Day

Artist Fiorino creates edible safe majolica ceramics with living creature designs. Her display at Hunting and Fishing Days features salmon pheasants red eye bass and a nurseryrhyme inspired piece where eight fish swim in a brook before the hook. The fish eventually elude capture prompting chuckles about audience reception.

Fiorino

Murphysboro Lawyer Sees Window as Local Art Space

In Murphysboro lawyer Joni Beth Taylor uses her 1885 storefront as a temporary gallery for 16 years. Laura Basanta and Beth Smout launched the idea in 1985 with Lincoln School projects. Exhibits feature diverse local art from fabrics to sculpture, with shows lasting about a month.

Murphysboro Joni Beth Taylor Taylor Laura Basanta Beth Smout Gen. John A. Logan School Lincoln School Associated Artists Group Carbondale Cindy Humphreys

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