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Pour la fête de Tabaski : Jama’at Islamique Ahmadiyya offre 2267 habits aux enfants orphelins Pour la fête de Tabaski : Jama’at Islamique Ahmadiyya offre 2267 habits aux enfants orphelins Par Lerepublicainmali - Date: il ya 13 heures 52 minutes   Taille de la police: A quelques semaines de la fête de Tabaski 2021, la Jama’at Islamique Ahmadiyya au Mali vient d’offrir 2267 habits aux enfants orphelins, filles et garçons, de 4 à 11 ans. La présente cérémonie de remise de don qui constitue la 9ème édition du genre s’est déroulée au siège de Jama’at Islamique Ahmadiyy...

IEMA emphasizes flood safety FacebookTwitterEmail As part of Severe Weather Preparedness Month, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and local emergency management officials are reminding residents that good preparation and knowing what to do in a flood can increase their chances of survival when flooding occurs. “More than 2.1 million Illinoisans are all too familiar with the devastating effects of flooding, and some communities are still rebuilding following the historic 2019 flood,” IEMA director Alicia Tate-Nadeau said. “Flood Safety Awareness Week serves as a timely reminder fo...

Grafton says creating tax districts could be a 'golden opportunity' David Blanchette, Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Main Street through the center of Grafton is one proposed new Tax Increment Financing district. Grafton closed its former TIF district in 2018.David Blanchette | Journal-CourierShow MoreShow Less 2of5 One proposed new Grafton TIF district would be between Wind Rivers Condominiums and the Loading Dock on the city’s east end.David Blanchette | Journal-CourierShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Some properties along Main Street in Grafton could qualify for incentives if a p...

Cliff hanger: Riverview repairs await FEMA action Riverview Drive fix awaits FEMA money David Blanchette For The Telegraph March 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 The damaged section of Riverview Drive remains scarred from the 2019 floods. Alton officials and neighborhood residents want the drive repaired, but the work awaits directions — and money — from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Show MoreShow Less 2of8 The collapse damage to Riverview Drive is evident in this view from Illinois 100 along the Mississippi River. Show MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 Riverview Drive remains closed ...