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Quincy City Council grapples with solar farms
The past several months have shown the struggle between neighborhood concerns and the permittable uses of land. QUINCY–Adlerman Eric Entrup (R-Ward 1) announced a plan to avoid the neighborhood squabbles that have bubbled up recently over solar projects being shoehorned into properties with a special use permit. It’s actually...
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OUT AND ABOUT: Edward Jones at View 21
On Muddy River TV, Brittany Boll and Randy Phillips take you Out and About inside the View 21 building to explore Edward Jones’ new downtown Quincy location. This newly constructed, state of the art office hub brings four local financial advisors and their friendly teams together under one roof, complete with some incredible views.
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Karen Dames to retire from Blessing after 41 years of service
QUINCY — After a career spanning more than four decades, Karen Dames, RN, BSN, will retire from Blessing Health on Aug. 27. Dames currently serves as Director of Regulatory Compliance and has been a member of the Blessing team since 2009. She began her career at Blessing as Administrative Coordinator for Regulatory Compliance and later assumed oversight of health system regulatory compliance.
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Palmyra R-1 Keeps Tax Rate Unchanged For 12th Straight Year
PALMYRA — The Palmyra R-1 Board of Education approved a total property tax rate of $4.0280 per $100 of assessed valuation during its Aug. 11 meeting, marking the 12th consecutive year the district’s overall rate has remained unchanged. The rate includes $3.2963 for operations and $0.7317 for debt...
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Edward Jones celebrates ribbon cutting for new Downtown Quincy office
QUINCY – Edward Jones Financial Advisors John Ernst, Betsy Rush, Derek Harris, and Trenton Murfin celebrated the grand opening of their new shared office with a Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 19 at 11:00 a.m. An open house followed from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., welcoming clients, community members, and local business leaders to tour the new space.
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Letter To The Editor: Quincy has a housing crisis. It physically doesn’t have enough rental properties. This is a big problem.
QUINCY — A very small group of people want to build a rental registry. Rental registries typically require landlords to register properties (often with fees per unit or property), provide owner and tenant contact details, and sometimes submit to proactive inspections. Proponents claim this closes the data gaps, improves...
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Blessing Risk Manager earns national certification
QUINCY — Blessing Health System Risk Manager Justin McDermott, MBA, CHES, CPHRM, has earned the prestigious Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM) credential. The CPHRM designation is awarded through the American Hospital Association Certification Center in collaboration with the American Society for Health Care Risk Management and is...
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‘People just need opportunities’; Hannibal housing project seeks to flip vacant lots into low-income rental homes
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Vacant Lots to New Homes Initiative kicks off in Mount Sterling
MOUNT STERLING, Ill. — The Central Illinois Land Bank Authority (CILBA) is kicking off their partnership with the City of Mount Sterling to promote housing development on three vacant lots. CILBA’s “Vacant Lots to New Homes Initiative” incentivizes the development of housing on vacant lots in rural communities by reducing land acquisition barriers and risk for potential developers.