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Mayor warns area residents about solicitors without permits

By Steven Spencer Mayor Kevin Stork addressed a concern about solicitors coming into the city without permits at the Jerseyville City Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 19. “We’ve had some residents of the community call in about solicitors coming door to door, some have actually made changes to their electrical bill without their knowledge. So…

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Jersey County Sheriff’s Office targets drug activity in Jersey

In 2023, the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) worked hard to establish a more comprehensive strategy to attack the illegal drug problem and associated crime in Jersey County. With the advent of new Illinois legislation like the SAFE-T Act, the JCSO could no longer count on protecting the County solely through the arrests of drug…

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Illinois Valley Senior Citizens menu – March 28, 2024

Reservations must be made by 12 p.m. prior to the day you wish to eat. If you have made reservations and cannot attend, please notify the center at 618-498-3483. Whole wheat bread served daily except when noted with (*). 2% milk served daily. The menu may be subject to change based on product availability.

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JCAC hosting activities throughout April

Don’t let April showers get you down this spring! Banish boredom and get creative this month by signing up for one the numerous activities Jersey County Arts Council is hosting during the month of April.

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The HAP Foundation announces partnership with Child Life Hospice and Palliative Network

The HAP Foundation is proud to announce a recent partnership with the national Child Life Hospice and Palliative Network (CLHPN), a professional group for child life specialists in hospice and palliative care. CLHPN provides child life specialists working in hospice and palliative care access to resources, education, and community to establish and provide best practice…

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Former governors see 2024 primaries as mostly uneventful

By PETER HANCOCK | Capitol News Illinois The 2024 primaries in Illinois were largely uneventful, due mainly to a lack of competition in races at the top of the ballot and historically low turnout among voters. That’s the analysis of two former Illinois governors, Republican Jim Edgar and Democrat Pat Quinn, who spoke with Capitol…

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