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Watseka, housing authority invite public to take housing needs survey - Vimarsana News

Watseka, housing authority invite public to take housing needs survey

The City of Watseka and the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) are undertaking a planning effort to complete a Housing Needs Assessment and Economic Development Plan as part of an

Newly-elected, re-elected Watseka officials take oath - Vimarsana News

Newly-elected, re-elected Watseka officials take oath

Newly-elected and re-elected Watseka officials were sworn in May 25 at the regular city council meeting.

Watseka dealership celebrates 30 years in Iroquois County - Vimarsana News

Watseka dealership celebrates 30 years in Iroquois County

A 30th anniversary celebration took place in Watseka Friday evening as a local business celebrated their years in the community.

DeLahr honored for 21 years of service as Watseka treasurer - Vimarsana News

DeLahr honored for 21 years of service as Watseka treasurer

Watseka City Treasurer Carolyn DeLahr was honored May 18 for her 21 years of service. A reception, attended by DeLahr’s family and friends, was conducted before the city council’s committee meetings. She was presented with a plaque by Mayor John Allhands. “We want to thank you for all your years with the city,” he said. The plaque reads “The City of Watseka wishes to acknowledge Carolyn DeLahr, city treasurer, for her faithful and appreciated service to the City of Watseka. The city extends its best wishes for her retirement and many thanks for a job well done. May, 2...

Watseka eyes adding gas tax to pay for road repairs - Vimarsana News

Watseka eyes adding gas tax to pay for road repairs

The Watseka City Council will investigate the possibility of adding a gas tax. Alderman Dennis Cahoe said at last week’s finance committee meeting that the city’s roads are in need of work and this would be a way to establish some funds to do that. Cahoe said at the time that raising property taxes is not a good idea. He also said that if anyone else has ideas on how to get some of the projects funded the council will be happy to listen. On April 27 Cahoe said, “Last finance meeting we talked about this gas tax as a way to possibly finance street repairs. I think all of us agre...