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South Water Tower Place, which will now connect 42nd Street with 34th Street, is now open to the public after a ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Monday morning. Mayor Mary Jane Chesley said construction of the new street was a team effort, and all construction work was done by the public works department. TESA CULLI/REGISTER-NEWS
South Water Tower Place opens
South Water Tower Place, which will now connect 42nd Street with 34th Street, is now open to the public after a ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Monday morning. Mayor Mary Jane Chesley said construction of the new street was a team effort, and all construction work was done by the public works department.
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Members of the One Hope United Foster Grandparents program gather to create cards that will be given to children who are facing life-threatening illnesses. The cards are distributed thanks to Love Letters: Random Cards of Kindness, Inc.
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Foster Grandparents create cards for children battling life-threatening illness
MT. VERNON — You pick up a magazine and start idly flipping through the pages.
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Foster Grandparents create cards for children battling life-threatening illness
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Detainee housing brings in more than $1.5M to Justice Center
MT. VERNON — The Jefferson County Justice Center has received more than $1.5 million through the end of June for housing prisoners, a recent report states.
- ROE math and science teacher workshop
- Stuff the Bus campaign a success
- Southern 30 lawsuit settled for $750,000
- Foster Grandparents create cards for children battling life-threatening illness
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Detainee housing brings in more than $1.5M to Justice Center
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Post 141 stays alive
CHAMPAIGN — Just one week after a narrow loss in the Division Five championship, Trevor Flota, Darius Box and Mt. Vernon Post 141 turned the tables on Fairfield Heights to stay alive in the Junior Legion sta
- Post 141 falls at state
- JCSA Broncos wrap up season
- Comeback kids win
- Broncos edged in tourney
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Post 141 stays alive
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Cynthia Schnirring
Cynthia Kay Schnirring, 59, formerly of Opdyke, passed away Tuesday, July 27, 2010, in Cypress, Texas, after a courageous six-year battle against breast cancer.
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Musically Speaking: Swivel Rockers keep crowd on its toes
I extremely dislike having to make amends for something that I had previously written.
- Jefferson County 4-H Fair Fashion Show held at Times Square Mall
- Catching up with ‘Musically Speaking’
- Local women to participate in 60 mile Walk for the Cure event in Chicago
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Musically Speaking: Swivel Rockers keep crowd on its toes
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