Tuesday evening, Mayor Keith Snyder showed the city council a drawing that indicated the city street department buildings on Third Street are encroaching on city rights of way. Though it is all city property, the drawing showed that when the buildings are torn down for soil remediation, they cannot be built back within the actual borders of the property lines. The bottom line is that the city is going to have to find a new permanent location for the street and alley facilities.
Picture by Nila Smith (Click on picture for larger image.)
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1st sales tax payment received for distribution to area school districts
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Development partnership gives away $500-$1,000 office furniture sets to Logan County businesses
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'Out and About Wright' tour day May 5 in Springfield and Decatur
Yesterday's Top Stories
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Scenes from this year's annual Easter egg hunt at Vonderlieth Living Center -- Album 1
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Scenes from this year's annual Easter egg hunt at Vonderlieth Living Center -- Album 2
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Freeze warning tonight; dry conditions with increasing wind gusts make burning ill-advised
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CLOSE UP: April 11 Elkhart spring offer, Dragonfly Art Studio display and classes, Carroll Catholic monthly honors, ZLS honor roll, Elkhart dinner lecture and nature walks, Mount Pulaski water announcement, spring mower work by Jaycees, landscape waste pickup in Lincoln and Mount Pulaski, MPHS honor roll, HSLC garage sale and dog washes, District 27 registration, free tax help at Oasis Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance |
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