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IRON MOUNTAIN Applications are due May 13 for an Iron Mountain City Council seat representing Ward 3 after council member Robert “Butch” Schinderle resigned Monday.
The council plans to make an appointment at its May 17 meeting for a term that expires with the Nov. 2 council election.
Schinderle, who was not seeking re-election, has faced time constraints as his young son battles leukemia, Mayor Dale Alessandrini said. He was appointed to fill the Ward 3 seat in June 2019 after Amanda List resigned.
The council accepted his resignation with regret and will advertise the vacancy. Ward 3 is generally the area south of C Street.
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IRON MOUNTAIN Applications are due May 13 for an Iron Mountain City Council seat representing Ward 3 after council member Robert “Butch” Schinderle resigned Monday.
The council plans to make an appointment at its May 17 meeting for a term that expires with the Nov. 2 council election.
Schinderle, who was not seeking re-election, has faced time constraints as his young son battles leukemia, Mayor Dale Alessandrini said. He was appointed to fill the Ward 3 seat in June 2019 after Amanda List resigned.
The council accepted his resignation with regret and will advertise the vacancy. Ward 3 is generally the area south of C Street.
Lincoln Courier
The uncertain environment of the 2020 pandemic has made an impact on members of the Lincoln Rural Fire Department. Faced with daily challenges of helping those in need LRFD continues to keep Logan County safe
Chris Buse, Chief of LRFD, said following the protocol of the Illinois Department of Public Health opened the eyes of many first responders.
“There were more questions than answers when it first started,” said Buse.
Trevor Matheny, Captain who also serves as the Fire/Arson Investigator and EMS Coordinator, said the concept of a pandemic was unthinkable.
“In the beginning it was hard for all of us to understand what was happening around us. Guidelines would change quickly and the more time went on the public started to understand. Working in the COVID environment was high stress and it changed how we interacted with each other and the calls we went on,” said Matheny.
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