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Current headlines from Local from www.thesouthern.com:
- New food to fill Student Center, bellies
CARBONDALE - A variety of new dining options will find their way to the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Student Center as the fall semester progresses.
- SIUC aviation program may branch to Metro East
CARBONDALE - An extended partnership between Southern Illinois University Carbondale and Lewis and Clark Community College in Godfrey may take flight within the next year.
- Motorcyclist seriously injured in accident
WILLIAMSON COUNTY - A Southern Illinois motorcyclist sustained life-threatening injuries Sunday afternoon when his bike overturned several times on Galatia Post Road near the Revere Street intersection, about seven miles northeast of Marion.
- Work begins on Saluki Way
CARBONDALE - With preliminary work beginning on the Saluki Way project this week, excitement continues to build in the Southern Illinois University Carbondale community.
- Perry County works to straighten out assessment mess
PINCKNEYVILLE - An Illinois Department of Revenue manager said Monday he is hopeful computation mistakes turned in with assessment documents from Perry County this year can be rectified soon so tax entities can receive their money before year's end.
- Hill case set for trial in November
MARION - The 22-year-old Marion man charged with aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in the death of Justin Dodd, 22, of Johnston City, is set to go to trial in November. Dodd was a passenger in Hill's vehicle.
- Children's shoe charity comes to Southern Illinois
The Southern According to the Soles4Souls Charity, Americans dispose of about 300 million shoes a year. On the flipside there are about 300 million children in the world who don't have shoes.
- Sale of old hospital still an issue with Marion council
MARION - The problem simply won't go away. Marion Mayor Bob Butler convinced Commissioners John Goss and Jay Rix earlier this summer that it was in the city's best interest to try to sell the former Marion Memorial Hospital building on West Main Street rather than tear it down and sell the property. The two supported Butler over the objections of Commissioners Lannie Gribble and Bob Owens who prefer demolition of the existing building.
Headlines last updated at Aug 19, 2008 22:30:59pm.
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