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SPRINGFIELD — Illinois State Police notified the Illinois Attorney General's Office on Friday that they were finally working to process the Ford County Chronicle's Freedom of Information Act request — two months after it was made — for the release of records on their investigation into claims against Paxton-Buckley-Loda teacher Rob Pacey.
By: Will Brumleve
“I’ve lived at my house for 54 years, and I’ve got a neighbor who’s got seven cats. I’m not really thrilled about that, but if there’s going to be chickens
PAXTON — A former Decatur man was sentenced to 42 years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of indecent solicitation of a child in Ford County Circuit Court on Monday, July 6.
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois State Police notified the Illinois Attorney General’s Office on Friday that they were finally working to process the Ford County Chronicle’s Freedom of Information Act request — two months after it was made — for the release of records on their investigation into claims against Paxton-Buckley-Loda teacher Rob Pacey. Friday’s email from Rhiann Martynowski, FOIA quality assurance […]
Gibson really does get it. And we are so grateful. Upon learning last week that the Ford County Chronicle will not be receiving Local Journalism Sustainability Tax Credits of up to $30,000 this year, Gibson Area Hospital & Health Services promptly stepped up to help, sending us a $20,000 check. I was speechless. All I could say in a text […]
PAXTON — Even those who have long supported allowing backyard chickens in Paxton are not so happy with the proposed new regulations that would finally make it a reality. “Cumbersome” was a word repeatedly used by both city aldermen and staff in attendance at City Hall on Tuesday, July 7, to describe the proposed urban chickens permitting process outlined in
PAXTON — The developers of a new fuel station and fast-food restaurant being built near the Interstate 57 interchange in Paxton will be reimbursed up to $700,000 in project costs under the terms of a redevelopment agreement approved by the city council. Aldermen voted 7-0 during their monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 14, to approve the agreement with Paxton Commercial
With no working air conditioning, those in attendance endured sweltering conditions inside the council chambers on City Hall's second floor over the course of 1 1/2 hours.
By: Will Brumleve
PAXTON — A set of proposed ordinance changes to allow Paxton residents to keep backyard chickens is headed to the city's planning and zoning commission. The city council voted unanimously during its monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 14, to advance the proposed rules, which earlier were reviewed by the council's license/permit/zoning/insurance committee with City Attorney Tony Schuering. The eight-member commission,
PAXTON — The Paxton Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed annexation agreement to make way for a community solar project on farmland between the Colmac Coil manufacturing plant and Interstate 57.
