Cities talk, Sep 18, 2021 | Local News



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News and notes from across our region, courtesy of contributor Nora Maberry-Daniels. Do you have something to report? Email him at [email protected].






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Saint Joseph

Wagner Signs and Graphics sells signs honoring former mayor BJ Hackler, who died earlier this month. Alicia Maxey approached the Wagneres about the creation of the signs. “It is to honor a man who dedicated 36 years of his life to serve this community as mayor and 10 as an administrator,” said Wagner.






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Ogden

Grade 1 students at Prairieview-Ogden South Elementary School learn about the parts of the plant and their work.

Homer

The village board discussed a business district that would provide funds through a 1% sales tax on certain products sold by local businesses. The village would use the additional tax revenues to meet many of the village’s infrastructure and maintenance needs.






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Mohammed

The Mahomet Area Youth Club launched its after-school program, with students participating in team-building games, creating gratitude visuals and starting a sewing project.






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Rantoul

Sixth grade students at JW Eater Junior High learned how to play Thunderdome in gym class.

Fithian

Oakwood High School said its annual exchange day – where parents attend their students’ classes – has been postponed until the spring.






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Paris

Cargill donated school supplies to the lycée in Paris.






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Sidney

The Sidney Christian Church hosted a social hour at its turquoise table on September 15.






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Tuscola

The 9/11 ceremony hosted by TK Martin VFW Post 10009 commemorated the Illinois servicemen who died since the terrorist attack 200 years ago.






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Cissna Park

On Wednesday, the Cissna Park FFA Chapter – 65 people – will host their annual Canned Food Drive for New Members’ Night to benefit local pantries. Among the items that will be accepted: canned goods, dry goods, paper products, personal hygiene supplies, monetary donations and beverages.






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Arthur

The Arthur Rotary Club won the District 6490 Community Service Award for its work with an electronics recycling event in May. Front row: Tanya Walker, Karen Good, Sarah Kitchen, Leroy Allison; back row: John Stewart, Mike Step, Jill Bunker, Julie Paddock, Rick Weger Dave Allen and Kevin Huffman.

Cement

The Bement Public Library will host the Piatt County 4-H STEAM after-school program. Register before September 23.






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Catlin

Ryan Gill recently celebrated his 10th anniversary with Catlin Bank.






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Arcole

Olivia Gingerich and Mark Truex were named Rotary Seniors of the Month for August.






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Westville

Kristen Rhinehart supplied Illini masks to the high school group when he performed on Group Day in the University of Illinois soccer game against Texas San Antonio.






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The grove of villas

The Camargo Township District Library will be hosting a cookie class with local pastry chef Mary Enright on October 17th. The cost is $ 25.






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Danville

Hubner Industries gave a tour of its facilities to agronomy students from Danville Area Community College.

Broadlands

Senior of the Week at Heritage High School: Lily Ploense. Her study plans include using her bachelor’s degree to become a labor and delivery nurse.

Tilton

A Cruise our Town Tilton event is held Friday and Saturday.

Paxton

The Paxton Area Chamber of Commerce’s downtown Swine and Dine is Saturday.






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Georgetown

The Georgetown-Ridge Farm High School volleyball program hosted a “Block Cancer” event against Cissna Park on Tuesday.






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Gifford

The Gifford College softball team won an IESA regional championship.

Bismarck

The Bismarck-Henning / Rossville-Alvin Student Council is seeking registrations for the annual Reunion Parade on October 1 from Bismarck Park.



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