Bowen
Bowen, IL · Municipal
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Faulty regulator to blame for Pittsfield boil order Wednesday
PITTSFIELD, Illinois — A boil order is in effect for the Oak Hill Road neighborhood Wednesday. The city said the area lost pressure around 11:30 a.m. due to a faulty regulator, causing volume to fall below the 20 psi threshold, requiring a boil order. The boil order will remain...
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Crews continue demolition of St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal
HANNIBAL, Missouri - Crews continue to work on the demolition of St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal, Missouri. The abandoned building had been dealing with vandalism and other problems for a while until demolition began in July. Crews hope to have the nearly $2 million project finished by the end of...
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Pack Your Bags For This Missouri Town Where $1,200 A Month Covers Absolutely Everything
Somewhere along the Mississippi River, there’s a town where Mark Twain learned to be Mark Twain, and where your monthly budget can still stretch far enough to cover rent, groceries, and a slice of pie without breaking a sweat. That town is Hannibal, Missouri, and it’s about time you...
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Life Moves Slow And Cheap In This Pretty Small Illinois Town Where Retirees Live On Social Security
Retirement checks stretch a little further out on the western prairie of Illinois, where a college town and a county seat share the same quiet streets. Rent is gentler here, the pace is slower, and nobody seems in a rush to get anywhere. For folks living mostly on Social Security,...
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Hannibal Free Public Library undergoing infrastructure upgrade, closes October 19 through 21
HANNIBAL, Mo.–Hannibal’s public library is undergoing a significant network rewiring and infrastructure upgrade, meaning the library and its communications will be shut down for an estimated three days starting on October 19. Library Director Caitlin Greathouse says the project will greatly improve telecommunications and internet connectivity. However, it...
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No booze on Sunday in Winchester
The Winchester City Council has rejected a request to allow earlier Sunday liquor sales. River County News reports Tim and Lauri Mason, owners of Rosie’s Diner and B.J.’s Diner in Winchester, asked the council to allow on-premises alcohol sales before the current 1 p.m. Sunday start time, citing interest in a Bloody Mary and mimosa bar at the former bowling alley location.