November, 2023 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Substitute Educators Day: Recognizing the Dedication of Substitute Educators

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 10, 2023

Substitute educators play a vital role in the education system, ensuring that students can continue learning even when their regular teachers are absent. However, their contributions often go unnoticed and unappreciated. Today, on Substitute Educators Day, we want to take a moment to recognize and thank these dedicated professionals for their unwavering commitment to the education of our children.Substitute educators are the unsung heroes of our classrooms. They step in at a moment's notice, often with little preparation, to provide continuity and support to students....

Village of De Soto Board of Trustees met Sept. 5

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 10, 2023

Village of De Soto Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Sept. 5

City of Carterville City Council met Oct. 10

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 10, 2023

City of Carterville City Council met Tuesday, Oct. 10

Carbondale residents rank 62nd in total sales taxes paid in Illinois for August

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 9, 2023

Carbondale residents paid $1.3 million in sales taxes, ranking 62nd in total sales taxes paid per municipality in August.

World Adoption Day: Celebrating and Supporting the Adoption Community

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 9, 2023

World Adoption Day, a special occasion dedicated to the adoption community, is just around the corner. On November 9, 2023, people from all walks of life will come together to celebrate and show their support for those affected by adoption. This global event aims to connect individuals and give a voice to the entire adoption community.One unique way to participate in this meaningful celebration is by drawing a smiley face on your hand. This simple act symbolizes your support and solidarity with those impacted by adoption. By displaying this small but powerful gesture, you...

Rep. Jacobs Sponsors Successful Legislation to Address Professional Licensing Delays

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 9, 2023

State Representative Paul Jacobs (R-Pomona) has successfully co-sponsored legislation aimed at resolving the significant delays in the issuance of professional licenses in the State of Illinois. As an eye doctor and legislator, Rep. Jacobs has firsthand knowledge of the problems that exist within the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.Rep. Jacobs expressed his frustration with the delays, stating, "My office receives numerous complaints every single week from people that have done their part, paid their dues, filled out their paperwork, and are...

The Caucus Blog – 2023 Holiday Season Hiring Expected to be Lowest in 15 Years

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 9, 2023

According to a report from CNN Business, retailers in the U.S. are expected to add just 410,000 seasonal positions for the upcoming holiday shopping season, which would mark the industry’s lowest seasonal hiring total since 2008.The decrease in staffing at retail stores could add up to a frustrating experience for shoppers this holiday season. Retailers will not have enough employees on hand to meet customer demand for assistance. This could have a domino effect and drive shoppers away from making a purchase or keep them from coming back for a long time."Of all the...

Village of Makanda Board of Trustees met Sept. 5

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 9, 2023

Village of Makanda Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Sept. 5

City of Murphysboro City Council met Oct. 10

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 9, 2023

City of Murphysboro City Council met Tuesday, Oct. 10

Jackson County responsible for 26th-highest sales tax revenue in Illinois during August

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 8, 2023

Jackson County residents paid $677,799 in sales taxes, the 26th highest total paid per county in August.

Rep. Jacobs Notes National STEM/STEAM Day

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 8, 2023

On November 8, 2023, the nation celebrated National STEM/STEAM Day, a day dedicated to promoting education in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. This day serves as a crucial reminder to inspire and motivate students in these critical areas of study.Representative Jacobs, a staunch advocate for education, highlighted the significance of National STEM/STEAM Day. In a statement, he emphasized the importance of these subjects in a child's education, stating, "Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math are fundamental pillars that shape a...

City of Carbondale City Council met Oct. 10

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 8, 2023

City of Carbondale City Council met Tuesday, Oct. 10

Herrin City Library Board of Trustees met Oct. 10

By Philip Gonzales | Nov 8, 2023

Herrin City Library Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Oct. 10

On Tuesday, November 7, former Milwaukee Academy of Science standout Shemera Williams’ college team won in an NCAA D1 game

By Carbondale Reporter | Nov 8, 2023

The Southern Illinois Salukis won 85-70 in their NCAA D1 game against the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks on Tuesday, November 7.

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Substitute Educators Day: Recognizing the Dedication of Substitute Educators

Village of De Soto Board of Trustees met Sept. 5

City of Carterville City Council met Oct. 10

Carbondale residents rank 62nd in total sales taxes paid in Illinois for August

World Adoption Day: Celebrating and Supporting the Adoption Community

Rep. Jacobs Sponsors Successful Legislation to Address Professional Licensing Delays

The Caucus Blog – 2023 Holiday Season Hiring Expected to be Lowest in 15 Years

Village of Makanda Board of Trustees met Sept. 5

City of Murphysboro City Council met Oct. 10

Jackson County responsible for 26th-highest sales tax revenue in Illinois during August

Rep. Jacobs Notes National STEM/STEAM Day

City of Carbondale City Council met Oct. 10

Herrin City Library Board of Trustees met Oct. 10

On Tuesday, November 7, former Milwaukee Academy of Science standout Shemera Williams’ college team won in an NCAA D1 game

Example Academy standout Maddy Saracco’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Tuesday, November 7

On Tuesday, November 7, former Edwardsville High School standout Quierra Love’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

On Tuesday, November 7, former Heritage Christian School standout Tyranny Brown’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

On Tuesday, November 7, former Wichita Heights High School standout Laniah Randle’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

Jaidynn Mason, former Blue Springs South High School standout, played on Tuesday, November 7 in NCAA D1 game

Whitfield High School standout Tkiyah Nelson’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Tuesday, November 7

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