Sept. 30

• City briefs

• Habitat for Humanity of Logan County hosts sixth annual recognition event

• Logan included in counties receiving state and federal funds to fight drugs

Sept. 29

• City wrestles restless topics

  • Animal control contract revisited

  • Owner of old Mill restaurant wants out of liability

• Renaissance Fair celebrates Scully Park fountain dedication

• LCHS homecoming royalty court announced

• More than $122,000 in grants headed to local arts organizations

• Regulators take action on unlicensed locksmiths
  Web resource created to protect Illinois consumers from illegal or fraudulent locksmith activities

Sept. 28

• City wrestles restless topics

  • It's leaf-burning time
    Possible new policies

  • Vandalism and other issues plague downtown

• Sept. 11 books donated to the library

• Gov. Blagojevich to introduce legislation forcing cell phone companies to be honest with their customers about costs
  Illinois would be first to prohibit phony regulatory charges on cell phone bills

• Technology Immersion Pilot Project schools selected

Sept. 27

• City wrestles restless topics
  Issue 1: Racetrack owners seek early approval

• Illinois' E. coli case linked to bagged spinach
  FDA says it is safe to eat local, frozen or canned spinach

• 11 new cases of West Nile in Illinois

• CIEDC represented at national conference

Sept. 26

• CDC changes spinach advice

• Illinois supports addition of Carbondale-to-Chicago passenger train
  Amtrak Saluki to start running Oct. 30

• $1 million federal grant to help Illinois families stay connected to their energy service throughout the year
  Illinois one of only four states to receive REACH grant

• Gov. Blagojevich calls on President Bush to release more federal LIHEAP funds for Midwestern states
  Home heating bills expected to be higher; at-risk households urged to take steps before winter heating season
  To apply, call 1-877-411-WARM or visit www.liheapillinois.com 

• Product restrictions loosen for flight

Sept. 25

• Lincoln College adds impact to area economy

• U.S. EPA decision boosts clean-coal technology project that will create thousands of jobs for southern Illinois

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