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The McLean County Board's Executive Committee on Monday met the two candidates seeking to fill a short-term vacancy on the county board.

Democrats on the McLean County Board are crying foul by Sheriff Jon Sandage over the removal of tablets that inmates can use to make phone calls, emails, and texts, and access educational content.

A new development in the Mayville area is getting some financial assistance. During the Chautauqua Region Economic Development Corporation, board members approved an agreement with Webb Hospitality Group, LLC. The agreement permits $450,000 from a Community Development Block Grant be used to support The Lodge at Chautauqua Lake. The money will be used to assist Webb’s in the funding of fixtures, furnishings and equipment with the development of a restaurant and bar, pool and fitness center, meeting rooms and other amenities. According to the agreement, $217,000 would be a term loan, $217,00...

NorthAmerica-webb-1763 SOLD Title A Map of North America, and the West India Islands, with part of South America, Europe, Africa and The Atlantic Ocean with It's Islands von Benjamin Webb gezeichnet.   1763 (undated)     Description This is a beautifully executed c. 1763 manuscript map by Benjamin Webb, a German emigre working in London and a sometime correspondent with Benjamin Franklin. The map depicts the British Colonies in North America and the Atlantic, highlighting the European spheres of influence pursuant to the 1763 Treaty of Paris, which ended the Seven Years' War (1756 - ...

A FORMER mill in Castle Cary will not be turned into houses after the district council won an appeal against the developer. Castle Cary (BMI) Ltd applied to redevelop the former BMI complex on the A371 Cumnock Road to deliver a total of 81 new homes for the town. South Somerset District Council turned down the plans in mid-2019, leading to the developer lodging an appeal with the Planning Inspectorate. The inspector has now ruled the development should not be allowed to go ahead – but the council will have to pay the developers’ legal costs due to “unreasonable behaviour” dur...