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Joppa Fire Chief Daniel McHaney, left, firefighter and captain of the EMS program Brian Horn, center and firefighter Mike Sharp, right, hold the backboard and pose with the other equipment that was donated to the department from the Massac and Pope County Ambulance Services. Among the equipment are splints, and AED as well as miscellaneous first aid supplies.
— Michele Longworth | Metropolis Planet

Joppa’s first responders are ready to assist with medicals
When an individual suffers a major medical emergency precious minutes are at stake and having trained first responders on the scene could help saves lives. Chances are anyone who has a police scann...

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Committee business dominates city’s council meeting
The majority of Monday’s Metropolis City Council meeting was spent voting on items coming from committee reports. The council: • Approved the purchase of two desktop computers as quoted from Kemp...

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Inmates will soon get fed physically, spiritually
Massac County Sheriff Ted Holder told commissioners in their Monday morning meeting with 25 percent overcrowding in the detention center, a person would expect there would be a lot of problems, but...

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Members of the Metropolis Hope Light Project (MHLP) board are joined by City of Metropolis representatives to receive a $1000 donation from the Hope Light Foundation (HLF). The funds will go toward the construction of a lighthouse in Dorothy Miller Park on the banks of the Ohio River. The lantern for the lighthouse sits on the table. Pictured are, from left, seated, MHLP treasurer Tricia Suttles, Metropolis Mayor Billy McDaniel, Metropolis alderwoman Kim Brown; standing, George A. Bates Foundation member Mike Murray, Parker Custom Machine Shop owner Matt Parker, Metropolis alderman David McManus, MHLP chairman Bill Carrell, HLF president Rudy Bess, MHLP member Carrie Stapleton and Metropolis alderman Jerry Mizell. MHLP has also received donations recently from Bulldog Systems and River Metals Recycling.
— Terra Temple | Metropolis Planet

Hope Light Project continues to shine
With just $25,000 more needed toward its $40,000 construction cost, Rudy Bess is determined to have a lighthouse standing in Dorothy Miller Park by year’s end. Six of the eight Metropolis City Coun...

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Southern Seven presents statistics to county
Following the meeting with the Massac County Fire Protection District board, the commissioners heard from Nancy Holt, executive director for Southern Seven Health Department (S7HD) and Cheryl Manes...

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Franklin makes Illinois Honor Roll
Staff Report The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) and Northern Illinois University (NIU) recently announced 624 schools made the Illinois Honor Roll for their continued academic progress o...

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Fire protection district under fire Tuesday morning
Much of Tuesday morning’s Massac County Commissioners meeting was spent in discussion with Massac County Fire Protection District’s board regarding recent unhappiness from some firefighters about t...

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Concerned Massac County residents take a closer look at a proposed map during the Dec. 20, 2012 Zoning Ordinance public hearing. After evaluating comments from that evening and the following morning, Metropolis Mayor Billy McDaniel announced earlier this month that some regrouping lies ahead for the city’s Zoning Ordinance.
— Terra Temple | Metropolis Planet

Mayor: ‘We’re going to regroup’ the Zoning Ordinance
After a few weeks of discussion and evaluation, Mayor Billy McDaniel announced during the Jan. 14 Metropolis City Council meeting that some regrouping lies ahead for the city’s Zoning Ordinance. “W...

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Feds could put detour on Phase 2 plans for bike path
Ever have a project that was almost complete only to learn there were several hoops to jump through before the finish line is even in view? That’s the conundrum facing the Metropolis City Council, ...

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Unit One hears financial, school safety updates
Much of Monday night’s Massac Unit One board meeting was spent hearing about the district’s finances from Unit One Superintendent Bill Hatfield, who talked at great length about how much money Unit...

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