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Effingham considers 5% sewer rate increase - Vimarsana News

Effingham considers 5% sewer rate increase

Effingham is considering a sewer rate increase as the city looks to secure the revenue it needs to cover the cost of several sewer department projects, including an Environmental Protection

Final stage of I-70 project near I-57 in Illinois to begin Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Final stage of I-70 project near I-57 in Illinois to begin Tuesday

Drivers who use Interstate 70 near Interstate 57 in Illinois will see major work get underway on Tuesday, weather permitting.

Last construction phase starting on I-70 in Effingham Co. - Vimarsana News

Last construction phase starting on I-70 in Effingham Co.

EFFINGHAM, Ill. (WCIA) — The final stage of construction on Interstate 70 in Effingham County is just days away from starting. Starting Tuesday and weather permitting, the reconstruction of the highway’s westbound lanes will commence between Montrose and Effingham. All traffic will be diverted onto the eastbound lanes, which were rebuilt last year, with one […]

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Photographing history: Former EDN photographer Lee Milner reflects on his life and career - Vimarsana News

Photographing history: Former EDN photographer Lee Milner reflects on his life and career

The date was Jan. 29, 2009, and Pat Quinn was sitting at his desk in the lieutenant governor’s office, writing notes for what would become his inaugural speech as governor

Red Cross reminds Solar Eclipse viewers to follow safe viewing protocols - Vimarsana News

Red Cross reminds Solar Eclipse viewers to follow safe viewing protocols

On April 8, some 31 million people living in a 100+ mile path stretching from Texas to Maine will be able to witness a rare total solar eclipse, while people in all contiguous U.S. states will be able to see at least a partial eclipse.