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Letter To The Editor: McCormick Endorses Mike Walters For Madison County Clerk Position

3 years 7 months ago
Letter To The Editor: It is my pleasure to endorse Mike Walters for the position of County Clerk for Madison County, Illinois. I have known and worked with Mike Walters for over 30 years. In his role as Madison County Board member, Mike has worked effectively on countless initiatives for the people of Madison County. He brings excellent credentials to this position, as well as years of experience as a County Board member, serving as Chairman Pro-Tem and serving on Facilities, Transportation, and Judiciary committees. The clerk's duties require filing accurate court records, overseeing the court clerk's duties, organizing voter registration, and scheduling elections. Mike understands the importance of keeping good records and of dealing with the public. He is honest, reliable, and willing to work the long hours needed for the position. I believe Mike Walters is the person best qualified to be our next County Clerk. Please join me in voting for Mike Walters for Madison County Clerk

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St. Louis Band Mammoth Piano Lives for the Next Performance

3 years 7 months ago
Mammoth Piano exists in the gray space between a few styles of music. Its website says “alternative blues, rock, funk, punk and pop.” Yet lead singer and bassist Nanyamka Ewing has an affinity for one genre in particular. “I’m a rocker through and through,” she says.
Olivia Poolos

Will it be ‘every state for themselves’ as the federal COVID cash dries up?

3 years 7 months ago

WASHINGTON — State and local health departments remain in limbo over whether they’ll need to single-handedly fund their own COVID-19 vaccines and treatments as a stalemate in Congress drags into its fourth month. The Biden administration has raised alarm bells about the risk of inaction after sending Congress a request for $22.5 billion in early […]

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Jennifer Shutt