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P&Z Commission Approves Site Plan, Height Waiver For Marriott Town Place Suites And Conference Center - 6:27 pm
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
kirsten@ladailypost.com
The Marriott Town Place Suites and Conference Center moves forward after its site plan and height waiver were unanimously approved during the Jan. 13 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
TNJA, LLC owner Tushar Patel will own and operate the hotel and conference center. He discussed his plans during the meeting and said that what is being proposed is an 86-room extended stay hotel, which will be located on approximately 3.08 acres of land off 20
th Street, behind the Century Link building.
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March 13, 2021
Surry Central High School Homecoming will be held Friday, March 26, in coordination with Senior Night against North Surry High School. The theme is Cage the Hounds with spirit week in full force. Students will have the opportunity to send in pictures during their remote days to win gift certificates to local restaurant’s by using the #TheBigSC.
The 2020-2021 Homecoming Court includes: ninth grade representatives Karlie Robertson and Aubrey Southern; tenth grade representatives Brittany Frausto and Ashley Santamaria; and eleventh grade representatives Mia McMillen and Kennedy Smith.
The twelfth grade class representatives are Hannah Adkins, Megan Atkins, Carrie McKeaver, and Cynthia Ramirez. The queen will be announced of the senior class during the halftime festivities.
MOSSVILLE – A car-sized hole in the front of his church wasn t exactly what the Rev. Jeremy Peters was expecting a few days before Christmas.
Still, Peters found silver linings Tuesday morning after someone drove a vehicle through a frame wall and into Crossroads Baptist Church in Mossville. Praise the Lord, nobody was inside the building, Peters said. As inconvenient as it is, I m happy they hit the building. Any number of these homes (nearby) would have hit a bedroom or had a substantial loss of life.
About 3:45 a.m., the Peoria County Sheriff s Office was notified about the incident. Peters said a neighbor who was preparing to go to work witnessed it.