Battling the budgetSPRING VALLEY — Hall Superintendent Mike Struna warned the Hall High School Board this week a financial “perfect storm” could further wrack Hall’s already battered budget, raising the specter of district cuts, fee increases or future tax hikes. Manhunt ends in ManliusPRINCETON — Princeton Police, assisted by the Bureau County Sheriff’s Department and Illinois State Police, arrested two people late Thursday afternoon after a manhunt that included the shutdown of two local schools. Brooks: ‘We are healthy’WALNUT — Joe Birkey of Birkey & Noble, Princeton, the village auditors, presented good news to the Walnut Village Board this week about its annual audit. Looking for her fatherPRINCETON — Hannah Dazzler came one step closer in her search for information about her father last weekend.
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Another chance ...WALNUT — If the rainy weather kept you from attending the first round of old-fashioned corn picking and shelling on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, you’re going t ... Bureau County BoardPRINCETON — The Bureau County Board conducted the following business at its Nov. 10 meeting in the Bureau County Courthouse: Earl MerrillWALNUT — Earl D. Merrill, 96, of the Homestead Apartments in Walnut, died Friday, Nov. 20, 2009, at the Walnut Manor Nursing Home. Sports
(Mos)bach-to-backSPRING VALLEY— When she first started running cross country last year as a freshman, Hall’s Elizabeth Mosbach said she was not all that enthused. Former Manlius coach treated everyone fairBill Jenkins spent most of his life in a gymnasium or on a football field. It was only fitting his friends paid their final respects to him there. Opinion
Editorial CartoonEditorialsThe future of nursing home careI have read a major newspaper report of a nursing home investigation by their investigative reporters, and it’s reported that nursing home indifferenc ... Letters to the EditorClub membershipI belong to a club I never asked to join. It’s an organization that doesn’t discriminate between race, age, religion or any personal preferences. It’s ... Why ‘Black Friday’ is a black eyeA cold Friday morning greets sleepy-eyed shoppers, fresh off Thanksgiving dinner, joining the queue outside the local Walmart or department store in a ... Life and Arts
Community NotesSausage making BVHS senior Gracey Dale chosen as top artistMANLIUS — Bureau Valley High School senior art student Gracey Dale’s chalk drawing was chosen from 400 entries to be one of 40 in the Illinois Art Edu ... Thanksgiving supperTISKILWA — The Tiskilwa Community Church will host a Thanksgiving supper at 6 p.m. today, Thursday. Tickets are $6 for adults and children under 12 ar ... Cook to celebrate 90th brithdayAn open house to celebrate the 90th birthday of Helen Cook will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 29 at the Malden Fire Station. ‘Mystery Vine’ and ‘This is the Feast’In a world where fresh foods are available in grocery stores year around, harvest time may seem to have lost its high status on the calendar. It’s goo ... |
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