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Schools in and around La Salle, Bureau and Putnam counties have announced closures and e-learning days ahead of a predicted snowstorm Wednesday. (Scott Anderson)
Schools in and around La Salle, Bureau and Putnam counties have announced closures and e-learning days ahead of a predicted snowstorm Wednesday.
[ Northern Illinois braces for heavy snow on Wednesday ]
Amboy Community Unit District
Dalzell Grade School
Deer Park School
DePue Unit School
Dimmick School
Earlville Unit School
Grand Ridge Grade School
Hall High School (Spring Valley)
Holy Cross (Mendota)
Holy Trinity Lutheran Preschool (Streator)
Illinois Valley Community College (Ottawa, Oglesby campuses)
La Salle Elementary
La Salle-Peru Christian School
La Salle-Peru High School
La Salle Putnam Educational Alliance for Special Education
Ladd Grade School
Leland Unit School
Mendota Elementary
Mendota High School
Oglesby Public School District
Ohio Community Schools
Ottawa Christian Academy
Ottawa High School
Paw Paw Community Unit District
Peru Catholic
Peru Elementary
Putnam County Unit
ROE Academy in Peru
Rutland Grade School
SOAR (Circuit Breaker)
Somonauk Unit School
Spring Valley CCSD (JFK Elementary)
Trinity Catholic (La Salle)
Wallace Grade School
Waltham Elementary (Utica)
Bureau Valley Unit
Henry-Senachwine schools
La Moille Unit
Lostant Grade School
Marquette Academy (both campuses, extracurriculars canceled)
Marseilles Elementary
Menta Academy, La Salle
Milton Pope Elementary
Newark Community High School
Newark District 66
Ottawa Elementary
Princeton Elementary
St. Bede Academy
(Serena) Unit 2 School District, includes Sheridan, Harding grade schools
Streator Elementary Schools
Streator High School (extracurriculars cancelled)
Tonica Grade School
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Sterling Newman’s Danny Kelly and Princeton’s Casey Etheridge wrestle at 165 pounds at the 1A Oregon Regional on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025. (Earleen Hinton)
Princeton sent six wrestlers to the Class 1A Oregon Sectional on Saturday, and five of them advanced to the IHSA State Tournament next weekend.
Augustus Swanson (120 pounds), Kane Dauber (132) and Ace Christiansen (144) each placed third, while Casey Etheridge (165) and Cade Odell (285) finished fourth.
“It’s happiness, fatigue,” Odell said after his semifinal wrestleback. “I was elated. I was here my sophomore year and I lost in sudden death to a Lena-Winslow heavyweight at the time. So it’s nice to come back and do it here and actually make it out this time.”
Swanson, who placed fifth at state at 106 last year, lost to Richmond-Burton’s Adam Glauser in the semifinals but bounced back to win by fall in his semifinal wrestleback and by 13-5 major decision in the third-place match.
Oregon’s Nelson Benesh and Princeton’s Kane Dauber wrestle for third place at 132 pounds at the 1A Oregon Regional on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025. (Earleen Hinton)
Dauber, a freshman, lost 20-15 in the semifinals but earned his state berth with a 12-6 decision in a semifinal wrestleback and a pin in the third-place match.
Christiansen, who finished third in state at 138 last season, lost by 15-3 major decision to Richmond-Burton’s Emmett Nelson in his semifinal. He won 7-1 in his semifinal wrestleback and won by medical forfeit in the third-place match.
Etheridge was edged 5-4 by Wheaton Academy’s Tyler Jones in the semifinals then won by 16-4 major decision in his semifinal wrestleback to earn a return trip to state before losing by 7-2 decision in the third-place match.
Odell, who placed fourth in state at 285 last year, lost 7-1 to St. Francis’ Jaylen Torres in the semifinals. He won 9-6 in his semifinal wrestleback then lost 4-3 in the third-place match.
“Earlier this year I dealt with a pretty bad injury, and I wasn’t even sure I was going to be able to wrestle at regionals,” Odell said. “Just coming back here and just being able to wrestle my butt off, it’s just all glory to God, really.
“It’s just kind of the bow on my career, you know.”
Princeton’s Cade Odell (top) and Byron’s Jared Claunch wrestle for third place at 285 pounds at the 1A Oregon Regional on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025. (Earleen Hinton)
Also for Princeton, Jacob Paull (113) saw his season end in wrestlebacks.
St. Bede freshman Mikey Benge (113) came within a win of state as he lost by 21-4 technical fall to Dakota’s Brandon White in a semifinal wrestleback.
Max Moreno (126), Andre Pineda (157), Jordan Coventry (165) and Garrett Connelly (190) also lost in wrestelbacks for the Bruins.
Other area wrestlers whose season ended in wrestlebacks were Putnam County–Hall’s Alex Tucker (190) and Mendota’s Komen Denaul (132), Gavin Evans (157), Corbin Furar (175) and Angil Serrano (285).
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With the forecast calling for wind chills as low as -18 degrees at 6 a.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Chicago, schools in Bureau County are adapting their schedules.
With the forecast calling for wind chills as low as -18 degrees at 6 a.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Chicago, schools in Bureau County are adapting their schedules for Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Bureau Valley Unit: 2 hour delayed start
Ohio Community Schools: 10 a.m. start
Princeton Elementary: 10 a.m. start
Princeton High School: 2 hour delayed start
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (10) Putnam County 47, (9) Earlville 44
Game 2: (5) St. Bede 61, (11) Gardner-South Wilmington 19
Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 3: (2) Amboy 51, (10) Putnam County 33
Game 4: (3) Marquette 50, (5) St. Bede 45
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 6:30 pm: (2) Amboy vs. (3) Marquette
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (8) Indian Creek 48, (7) Ashton-Franklin Center 22
Game 2: (6) Hinckley-Big Rock 57, (12) Newark 23
Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 3: (1) Serena 54, (8) Indian Creek 23
Game 4: (4) Yorkville Christian 61, (6) Hinckley-Big Rock 30
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 7:00 pm: (1) Serena vs. (4) Yorkville Christian
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Indian Creek Regional vs. Winner Aurora Christian Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Chicago Morgan Park Academy Regional vs. Winner St. Bede Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Chicago Orr Sectional vs. Winner Hinckley-Big Rock Sectional
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (8) Flanagan-Cornell/Woodland 50, (9) Normal Calvary Christian Academy 43
Game 2: (6) Lexington 61, (10) Bloomington Cornerstone Christian Academy 28
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 3: (8) Flanagan-Cornell/Woodland 48, (2) LeRoy 42
Game 4: (4) Heyworth 37, (6) Lexington 31
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 6:00 pm: (8) Flanagan-Cornell/Woodland vs. (4) Heyworth
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (8) Ridgeview 42, (9) Grant Park 35
Game 2: (6) Donovan 59, (10) Kankakee Grace Christian Academy 46
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 3: (1) Cissna Park 58, (8) Ridgeview 38
Game 4: (3) Dwight 58, (6) Donovan 25
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 6:00 pm: (1) Cissna Park vs. (3) Dwight
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (7) Midland 59, (11) Lowpoint-Washburn 15
Game 2: (5) Henry-Senachwine 49, (12) Peoria Heights 19
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 3: (1) Roanoke-Benson 62, (7) Midland 35
Game 4: (3) Mt. Pulaski 80, (5) Henry-Senachwine 74 (2 OT)
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 6:00 pm: (1) Roanoke-Benson vs. (3) Mt. Pulaski
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Dwight Regional vs. Winner Heyworth Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Roanoke-Benson Regional vs. Winner Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Arcola Sectional vs. Winner Midland Sectional
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At CEFCU Arena, Normal
Thursday, Mar. 6
Game 1 at 9:30 am: Winner Farmer City/Blue Ridge Supersectional vs. Winner Okawville Supersectional
Game 2 at 11:15 am: Winner Brimfield Supersectional vs. Winner Harvest Christian Academy Supersectional
Friday, Mar. 7
Game 3 at 9:30 am: Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2
Saturday, Mar. 8
Game 4 at 1:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (8) Beecher 46, (9) Momence 27
Game 2: (6) Chicago Christian 33, (11) Southland College Prep Charter 27
Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 3: (2) Seneca 46, (8) Beecher 29
Game 4: (3) Manteno 46, (6) Chicago Christian 29
Friday, Feb. 21
Game 5 at 7:00 pm: (2) Seneca vs. (3) Manteno
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (7) Reed-Custer 42, (10) Peotone 30
Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 2: (7) Reed-Custer 48, (1) Coal City 33
Game 3: (4) Joliet Catholic 36, (5) Wilmington 33
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 4 at 7:00 pm: (7) Reed-Custer vs. (4) Joliet Catholic
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Coal City Regional vs. Winner Watseka Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner St. Joseph-Ogden Regional vs. Winner Beecher Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 6:30 pm: Winner Herscher Sectional vs. Winner Paris Sectional
Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (8) Fieldcrest 59, (11) Midwest Central 47
Game 2: (6) Peoria Manual 51, (12) Stanford Olympia 32
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 3: (1) Dee-Mack 66, (8) Fieldcrest 38
Game 4: (6) Peoria Manual 58, (4) Eureka 53
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 7:00 pm: (1) Dee-Mack vs. (6) Peoria Manual
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Peoria Manual Regional vs. Winner Orion Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Knoxville Regional vs. Winner Bloomington Central Catholic Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 7:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: Bureau Valley 54, Somonauk-Leland 42
Game 2: Sandwich 47, Mendota 32
Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 3: (1) Rock Island Alleman 54, (7) Bureau Valley 26
Game 4: (4) Princeton 50, (6) Sandwich 35
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 7:00 pm: (1) Rock Island Alleman vs. (4) Princeton
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (9) Erie-Prophetstown 34, (10) Morrison 30
Game 2: (5) Oregon 46, (11) Rock Falls 36
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 3: (2) Riverdale 48, (9) Erie-Prophetstown 37
Game 4: (5) Oregon 34, (3) Hall 28
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 5 at 6:30 pm: (2) Riverdale vs. (5) Oregon
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Stillman Valley Regional vs. Winner Erie Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Princeton Regional vs. Winner Aurora Central Catholic Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Dee-Mack Sectional vs. Winner Rock Falls Sectional
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At CEFCU Arena, Normal
Thursday, Mar. 6
Game 1 at 2:00 pm: Winner Bureau Valley Supersectional vs. Winner Tolono Unity Supersectional
Game 2 at 3:45 pm: Winner Vandalia Supersectional vs. Winner River Forest Dominican University Supersectional
Friday, Mar. 7
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2
Saturday, Mar. 8
Game 4 at 3:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Saturday, Feb. 15
Game 1: (6) Metamora 50, (8) LaSalle-Peru 14
Monday, Feb. 17
Game 2: (1) Washington 66, (6) Metamora 47
Game 3: (3) Morris 56, (5) Bloomington 33
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 4 at 7:00 pm: (1) Washington vs. (3) Morris
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Tuesday., Feb. 18
Game 1: (2) Ottawa 52, (9) Streator 12
Game 2: (4) Kankakee 50, (7) Pontiac 47
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 3 at 7:00 pm: (2) Ottawa vs. (4) Kankakee
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Washington Regional vs. Winner Peoria Richwoods Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Peoria Regional vs. Winner Kankakee Regional
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 6:30 pm: Winner Ottawa Sectional vs. Winner Rockford Boylan Catholic Sectional
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At CEFCU Arena, Normal
Thursday, Mar. 6
Game 1 at 6:30 pm: Winner Rochelle Supersectional vs. Winner Hinsdale South Supersectional
Game 2 at 8:15 pm: Winner Taylorville Supersectional vs. Winner Hersey Supersectional
Friday, Mar. 7
Game 3 at 7:45 pm: Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2
Saturday, Mar. 8
Game 4 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Tuesday, Feb. 18
Game 1: (2) Minooka 61, (7) Bradley-Bourbonnais 35
Game 2: (3) Pekin 45, (6) Normal West 31
Thursday, Feb. 20
Game 3 at 7:00 pm: (2) Minooka vs. (3) Pekin
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Tuesday, Feb. 25
Game 1 at 6:00 pm: Winner Belleville East Regional vs. Winner Granite City Regional
Game 2 at 7:30 pm: Winner Normal West Regional vs. Winner Rock Island Regional — (Held at a Northern site)
Thursday, Feb. 27
Game 3 at 6:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Monday, Mar. 3
Game 1 at 7:00 pm: Winner Alton Sectional vs. Winner Bolingbrook Sectional
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At CEFCU Arena, Normal
Friday, Mar. 7
Game 1 at 11:30 am: Winner Bloomington (Illinois Wesleyan University) Supersectional vs. Winner Hinsdale Central Supersectional
Game 2 at 1:15 pm: Winner Warren Supersectional vs. Winner Hersey Supersectional
Saturday, Mar. 8
Game 3 at 9:30 am: Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2
Game 4 at 8:00 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2
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Gov. JB Pritzker (left) announces a $3.6 million in investment in Arukah Institute of Healing on Jan. 7, 2025, in Normal, accompanied by Dr. Sarah Scruggs, founder & CEO of Arukah. (Photo provided by Cory Scott)
The Arukah Institute of Healing Inc., which serves Bureau, La Salle, Grundy, Marshall and Putnam counties, has been awarded $3.6 million as part of Gov. JB Pritzker’s $200 million statewide initiative to expand innovative health care services for underserved populations.
Arukah was one of only 13 recipients selected for this competitive grant through the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services and the Capital Development Board.
Pritzker announced the funding during a Jan. 7 news conference in Normal. He called the initiative a “first-of-its-kind collaboration” aimed at addressing root causes of health disparities, providing comprehensive care and strengthening health care infrastructure for underserved communities.
With this investment, Arukah will enhance its headquarters in Princeton while also expanding its reach with the purchase and development of a second location in Ottawa. This expansion reflects Arukah’s commitment to addressing the growing mental health and substance-use treatment needs in the region.
“[It’s] a transformational investment,” said Sarah Scruggs, founder and CEO of Arukah. “This investment is transformational not just for Arukah but for the communities we serve. It affirms our mission to address mental health and substance-use challenges at their roots, providing holistic, comprehensive care where it is needed most.
“At Arukah, we believe that true healing comes from understanding and treating the whole person – mind, body and spirit – while also addressing the social and environmental factors that shape health. This funding allows us to expand access, create lasting impact, and bring healing to more individuals and families.
“We are deeply grateful for the support of Gov. Pritzker, HFS and the Capital Development Board. With this investment, we are not just building facilities – we are building stronger, healthier communities.”
Arukah’s expansion will provide critical services in mental health, substance-use treatment and community-based wellness programs, ensuring that more individuals have access to the care they need closer to home.
For more information, visit arukahinstitute.org.
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Princeton Elementary School District will conduct a community wide preschool screening on Thursday, March 20, and Friday, March 21, at Douglas Elementary School, 220 E. La Salle St. (Shaw Local News Network)
Princeton Elementary School District will conduct a community wide preschool screening on Thursday, March 20, and Friday, March 21, at Douglas Elementary School, 220 E. La Salle St.
Children must be 3 or 4 years old before Sept. 1 to participate in this screening. Children will be screened in the following areas: fine and gross motor skills, learning skills, speech/language, social emotional and self-help skills.
There is no charge for this screening but appointments are required. Call 815-875-6075 to schedule an appointment. Each appointments last about 45 minutes. The Bright Beginnings program fills up fast, call and schedule an appointment ASAP.
A preschool screening is required for all families who wish to have their child enrolled in Bright Beginnings Pre-Kindergarten Program, a grant funded program by the Illinois State Board of Education. Any family may utilize this screening as a development check-up. Children currently enrolled in the Bright Beginnings preschool program do not need to be screened again. Children not screened before June 6 will not be able to start on the first day of preschool.
Families who are wanting their child in Bright Beginnings must provide proof of income at the screening (provide one of the following, preferably the first page 2024 tax return or two pay stubs from each parent, 2024 W-2 for both parents or letter from employer).
All preschool students will be required to have a complete up-to-date physical and immunization record turned in before the first day of school.
Questions may be directed to 815-875-6075.
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Bureau County Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Flanagan received the Emergency Response Commendation with a Distinguished Action Bar for his uniform from the Princeton Fire Department. Flanagan was presented the honor Tuesday, March 4, 2025, with his colleagues in attendance. (Photo provided by Scott Etheridge)
Bureau County Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Flanagan’s action avoided the worst-case scenario for a motorist who was injured in a Jan. 14 crash.
For his response, Flanagan received the Emergency Response Commendation with a Distinguished Action Bar for his uniform from the Princeton Fire Department. Flanagan was presented the honor Tuesday. It is the first time the fire department has given out this distinction for a law enforcement officer.
Flanagan responded Jan. 14 to a two-vehicle crash called into dispatch at 8:48 a.m. as a property damage-only report. When Flanagan arrived at the scene, he found the driver of one of the vehicles was injured, Princeton Fire Chief Scott Etheridge said.
Flanagan was at the scene with a motorist with life-threatening injuries. He called for fire/emergency medical services and began lifesaving measures to the driver. Flanagan applied two tourniquets to the driver, stopping significant, life-threatening blood loss, Etheridge said.
When the Princeton Fire Department arrived, Flanagan still was attending to the driver.
“If Deputy Flanagan would have not been on scene in the time he was and reacted in the manner he did, this motor vehicle accident would have had a different outcome for the driver,” Etheridge said.
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The Princeton Public Library recognized the ongoing generosity of Marjorie Albrecht, whose consistent donations have significantly enriched the library’s offerings to the community. (Shaw File photo)
The Princeton Public Library recognized the ongoing generosity of Marjorie Albrecht, whose consistent donations have significantly enriched the library’s offerings to the community.
In honor of her support, the library will designate the periodical and newspaper area as the “Marjorie Albrecht Reading Nook.”
As a lasting tribute to Marjorie Albrecht’s dedication to literacy and learning, the library will install a commemorative plaque in the designated area. This recognition reflects the appreciation of the Princeton Public Library for her continued commitment to fostering education and accessibility for all visitors.
“With this generous gift, we have been able to expand our resources and enhance the reading experience for our patrons,” said Julie Wayland, director of Princeton Public Library. “Marjorie Albrecht’s contributions have had a lasting impact, and we are honored to name this space after her.”
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Bureau County Sheriff Jim Reed went to the Bureau County Board with a proposal suggesting filling the county jail with inmates from the infamous Cook County Jail in Chicago.
According to the newspaper story of a couple of weeks ago his reason for this “opportunity” is that fortunately the population at the jail is or has been lower than capacity and by bringing in Chicago’s “best” would generate revenue for the county. His justification for this is that there would be money coming in from Cook County, which could be used for maintenance of the jail (it shouldn’t need much upkeep as it was just retrofitted a couple of years ago) and the food contract for the inmates’ meals would be more realistically in line with the jail population (it sounds like more money is paid the vendor than what is needed to feed the inmates). Another point brought up in the newspaper article was that the sheriff would have money available to put more patrolmen on the county’s roads. (I was in the courthouse last week and there were three uniformed deputies watching as I went through the detection mechanism).
Several years ago I was at a religious retreat in Moline. The pastor of one of the Lutheran churches there told me that Moline was a nice community until the state of Illinois built the prison at East Moline. From that time on families and friends of those incarcerated would come to visit. They would drive around and see a nice medium-size town and some would decide to rent or buy a home in the Moline area near their person “serving time.” When that happened the Moline community became a haven for drugs, robberies, car-jacking and murder.
The people of Bureau county DON’T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN HERE. I wrote a letter to each Bureau County Board member pleading that they VOTE AGAINST bringing in Cook County’s “overflow.”
My wife, Loretta, served with honesty, dignity, intelligence, faithfullness and a sincere interest in the people of Bureau County and the betterment of the county for 16 years. Unfortunately, now she is enduring dementia. But she also AGAINST Sheriff Reed’s proposal.
If you are AGAINST loading Bureau county Jail with Chicago‘s residue contact your Bureau County Board member and let them know.
Dick Volker, of Princeton
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Illinios State Police said Tuesday they are investigating a two-vehicle fatal crash on Route 29, about 1 mile west of Route 89, near Spring Valley.
The crash occurred at about 10:58 p.m. Monday. The roadway was closed during the investigation and was open at about 3 a.m. Tuesday.
The investigation is active and the Illinois State Police did not release any further information.
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