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Bishop announces campaign for Illinois’ 76th District

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Republican Liz Bishop of La Salle offi‑ cially announced Thursday her candi‑ dacy for state representative in Illinois’ 76th District.

Bishop anticipates a highly antici‑ pated rematch of her 2024 campaign in which she came within 1% of flipping the seat.

“I’m running because our communi‑ ties deserve representation that stands for something,” Bishop said. “Too many decisions in Springfield are made by pol‑ iticians more focused on power games than our day‑to‑day challenges.”

Bishop’s campaign is grounded in the issues voters in the 76th District care most about: the skyrocketing cost of liv‑ ing, runaway crime and a government in Springfield that’s more focused on politi‑ cal agendas than real-world problems.

“The cost of living is breaking fami‑ lies across our district,” Bishop said.

“Groceries, gas, property taxes – every‑ thing is up. And what does Springfield do? Raise taxes, reward itself with pay raises, squeeze more out of small busi‑ nesses and spend billions more, all while patting themselves on the back.”

Bishop’s announcement follows wide‑ spread frustration across La Salle, DeKalb and Bureau counties over a sin‑ gle‑party supermajority that has repeat‑ edly raised taxes, expanded government programs and passed radical legislation with little regard for local impact.

“We have a Supermajority problem in Illinois, and we need balance,” Bishop said. “One-party rule has brought us to the top of the list for highest cost of living and overall, some of the most radical leg‑ islation in the country. It’s time we bring

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Republican Liz Bishop of La Salle announced on Thursday her candidacy for State Representative in Illinois’ 76th District common sense back to Springfield – and that starts with flipping this seat.”

During her 2024 run, Bishop was endorsed by law enforcement leaders and ran a campaign praised for its integ‑ rity and grassroots momentum.

“Voters are waking up. They now know exactly who represents them in Springfield – and they’re not impressed,” Bishop said. “This campaign isn’t about revenge. It’s about results. We’re build‑ ing a movement that’s ready to lead – and this time, we’re going to win.”

Liz Bishop is a mother, mentor, busi‑ ness professional and longtime commu‑ nity volunteer with deep roots in the 76th District. Her campaign will focus on restoring fiscal discipline, support‑ ing law enforcement, protecting pocket‑ books and ensuring that families in the 76th district have an advocate in Spring‑ field and not just another self-serving member of the “supermajority.”

For information, visit electlizbishop. com or follow Liz Bishop for State Rep‑ resentative on social media.

LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS La Moille Lions Club to host chicken dinner Thursday

The La Moille Lions Club will host a chicken dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, at 308 Howard St. Dinner includes chicken (light, dark or tenders), potato, salad and dessert. Dine-in or carryout options are available.

The cost is $14 for adults, $7 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and

younger. All are welcome.

from IVCC. Student support services and offices at IVCC campuses to open at 1 p.m. the Oglesby and Ottawa Center campuses Thursday for afternoon services will be open from 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Illinois Valley Community College campusThe fall Eagles Launch orientation for new es will be closed the morning of Thursstudents will take place on Friday, Aug. 15, day, Aug. 14. from 1 to 3:30 p.m.

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ABOVE LEFT: J.C. Heerdt of Vintage Wines pours a celebratory glass of wine Thursday, Aug. 7, at the opening of the Spring Valley Community Center in Spring Valley. ABOVE: Spring Valley Mayor Melanie Malooley Thompson gives a speech Aug. 7 before the ribbon-cutting outside of the Spring Valley Community Center in Spring Valley. LEFT: Many community members enjoyed the celebration Thursday during the grand opening of the Spring Valley Community Center in Spring Valley. ON THE COVER: Spring Valley Mayor Melanie Malooley Thompson cuts the grand opening ribbon at the Spring Valley Community Center on Aug. 7 in Spring Valley.

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‘Face 2 Face’ pays tribute to music legends Elton John, Billy Joel

By SCOTT ANDERSON sanderson@shawmedia.com The Elton John and Billy Joel tribute band “Face 2 Face” brought in a huge crowd during the Down on Main Street Summer Concert series on Friday in Princeton.

The band was formed in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2010 by frontmen Mike Santoro and Ronnie Smith.

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ABOVE: Ronnie Smith, playing as Elton John of the Face 2 Face tribute band, sings Friday during the Down on Main Street Summer Concert series in Princeton. LEFT: A large crowd attends the Face 2 Face concert featuring an Elton John and Billy Joel tribute band Friday during the Down on Main Street Summer Concert series in Princeton.

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Wondering if I could embrace the calm before the storm I’m having flashbacks. Big time.

This started with a personal story told by actor-comedian Jim Carrey. He had a frightening experience that reminded me of a fear I’ve carried since the early ’60s.

I was pulled into his interview by Graham Norton when I heard Carrey say he knew what the last 10 minutes of his life would be like if he knew he was going to die. Because he had that moment.

Carrey was in Hawaii in January 2018 when the island was warned of an incoming ballistic missile and to seek shelter. His assistant, who lives on the other side of the island, called and was crying.

“We have 10 minutes left, chief. What should we do?” she said. Part of that conversation was captured in an accidental screengrab by his assistant because she was so tense, Carrey said. That blurred and bizarre – and symbolic – image now is the cover of a memoir-novel Carrey has written titled “Memoirs and Misinformation.”

“That’s my face when I believed I had 10 minutes left to live,” Carrey said, explaining how he felt as the minutes counted down.

PAPERWORK Lonny Cain “The feeling was, ‘Wow, that’s kinda weird. What a funny way for it to end.’

And I went into this time of the last 10 minutes. Then I sat down and this overwhelming sense of peace came over me and I started going over a list of gratitude for my life and everything that had happened.”

Carrey said he just closed his eyes and was calm, with about two minutes left. Then he learned it had been a false alert.

There must be hundreds of stories about those minutes of panic. I doubt everyone was as calm as Carrey. How do you deal with such finality? That, of course, is a personal question. A question that flips on the flashbacks I am having.

In October 1962, I was 14 and the fear of a nuclear war was intense during a standoff between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, now known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. I remember standing in our back-

yard and imagining what it would be like to see a huge mushroom cloud in the distance, followed by the onrushing blast of light, wind and destruction.

This fear hibernates within me.

Mostly dormant. But Carrey’s story has me thinking back to two books that reinforced my fear.

In 1964, I read “On the Beach” by Nevil Shute. He provided a powerful, close-up and personal look at what it would be like to be aware of the nuclear destruction of the world while waiting for the radiation horror coming your way. How his characters dealt with that was heart-wrenching. The book was his way of showing what could happen. A warning.

“It’s not the end of the world at all,” said one of his characters. ”It’s only the end for us. The world will go on just the same, only we shan’t be in it. I dare say it will get along all right without us.”

The second book was “Hiroshima” by John Hersey, an amazing work of journalism. He showed the horrifying impact on human life when the U.S. used the atomic bomb to end the war with Japan.

That legacy lives on and on since the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on

Aug. 6, 1945.

I will continue to carry (and try to bury) my fear of the mushroom cloud, even though threats will linger and sometimes loom. Headlines each week show me what human beings do to each other. Violence is part of our nature.

Human kindness and love are also part of our nature. There’s always that choice.

Whatever happens between people, between nations, I assume it will be a human making the final decisions. Making that choice. I admit, sometimes that scares me. Human error caused the Hawaii missile panic.

Let me share a final quote from the novel “On the Beach.” As life on earth is vanishing, the captain of a nuclear submarine chooses to scuttle his boat in the ocean, going down with his ship. To others, he had simply observed: “Maybe we’ve been too silly to deserve a world like this.”

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OBITUARIES with her five grandchildren, swimming, fishing and taking them to see the farm animals.

She is survived by her husband, Keith, her daughters Alyssa (Joe) Gibbs, of Springfield, and Justina (Kevin) Chlum, of Princeton, her grandchildren Sawyer, Hudson, Ryne, Reid and Destiny, her brother William Jr. (Annmarie) Drennen, of Fort Myers, Fla., and sister Deanna (Chris) Maggi, of Lehigh Acres, Fla. She was preceded in death by her parents and her sons Keith Jr. and Joshua.

Pallbearers will be Kevin Chlum, Jake Drennen, Neil Gualandi, Joe Gibbs, Joe Migliorini and Carter Trone. Honorary pallbearers are Reid Chlum, Ryne Chlum and Hudson Gibbs.

Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 11 at Dysart-Cofoid Funeral Chapel, 208 S. McCoy St., Granville.

Additional visitation will be from 10 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Hennepin with a Mass of Christian Burial to follow at 11 a.m. at the church. Fr. Patrick DeMeulemeester will officiate. Burial will be in the Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery in Granville.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the family.

Online condolences may be made to her family at www.dcfunerals.com.

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Together, they had four children.

DENISE MARIE BOGGIO Throughout her childhood, she was always Born: September 8, 1959 in Spring Valley, outdoors, spent as much time around animals Illinois as possible and could always be found riding Died: August 5, 2025 in Fort Myers, Florida her horse, Smokey.

Denise and Keith started Boggio’s Orchard Denise Marie Boggio, and Produce in 1989, and ran it until retiring in 65, of Granville, died on 2022.

She was a hard worker who spent more Monday, Aug. 5 at her home in Fort Myers, Fla. than three decades planting, hand picking vegetables, taking care of the many animals in She was born to William Sr. and Patricia the petting zoo, including her favorite Caramel the Camel, hand drawing the corn maze design Drennen on Sept. 8, each year, helping in the bakery and with the 1959. agri-tourism and anything else that needed Denise graduated from Putnam County High done.

School in 1977.

Denise adored her dogs. She was an avid She married her high school sweetheart, hunter and fisherman, a talented artist and lovKeith Boggio on June 16, 1979 in Hennepin. ing grandmother who enjoyed spending time

Voluntary Action Center of Northern Illinois to host open house Aug. 13

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Event offers tours, program info, chance to meet staff, volunteers

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VAC is a nonprofit organization committed to serving La Salle, Bureau and Putnam Counties through essential programs such as Meals on Wheels and congregate dining.

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SPORTS

TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY 1948: Satchel Paige at 42, pitches his first major league complete game.

2008: Michael Phelps wins three gold medals, all in world record time, in one day at the Beijing Olympics.

WOMEN’S GOLF – ILLINOIS VALLEY INVITATIONAL

Kirsten McLendon wins third IVWGI title in 4 years After 2-hour delay, McLendon edges teammate Julie Schmitt, Allie Thome by 1 stroke

By KEVIN HIERONYMUS

khieronymus@shawmedia.com Kirsten McLendon was ready to tee off for the 66th annual Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday at Edgewood Park Golf Club in McNabb.

Then Mother Nature had other ideas, halting play for a two-hour delay with a thunderstorm.

McLendon put her game face back on and went out to shoot an 86, a 42 on the front 9 and 44 on the back 9, to defend her IVWGI championship.

It was just enough to edge teammate Julie Schmitt and Allie Thome, the 2024 NewsTribune Golfer of the Year from L-P, by one stroke. Cheri Russell, a four-time champion from Morris, came in at 88.

“It was something I definitely have not experienced before,” McLendon said of the delay. “The longer it went on, the harder it was to go back out and play to kind of keep the focus because I was pretty focused before I went out. It was the same for everyone.

It was a situation we all handled.”

McLendon, who edged Schmitt by a playoff last year at their home course, didn’t realize her teammate was so close.

“Again, I didn’t even know it. I thought it was going to be me and Cheri,” McLendon said. “Julie ran into some trouble. I told her, ‘Sorry. I didn’t know you were one stroke behind me.’”

“My group was so much fun. It’s nice we have this tournament for women. It would be nice if we had more in the area.”

With her third title in four years, McLendon was pleased to etch her name among the event’s all-time multiple winners.

“It’s kind of nice I got my third one like Penny Derick and Carol Balconi

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Kirsten McLendon of Deer Park watches her putt roll on green Saturday at the annual Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Tournament at Edgewood Golf Club in McNabb. She shot an 86 to defend her IVWGI championship. and of course, Cheri Russell. She’s won it four years. I really admire those ladies,” she said.

Deer Park also repeated as the low gross team champion for the fourth year in a row behind McLendon, Schmitt (87), Dee Piercy (98) and Barb Houston (98).

Spring Creek used 73s by Mary Scheri, Crissy Allison and Bonnie Marusich and a 75 by Alicia Yuvan to claim the low net championship.

Spring Creek’s Bonnie Marusich (93) won the A Flight, followed by teammate Alicia Yuvan (97) in second

and Deer Park’s Dee Piercy (98) third.

Deer Park’s Pamela Rogers (102) took the B Flight title, followed by Eastwood’s Jane Noard (103) and Deer Park’s Susie Walsh (106).

Eastwood’s Linda Wargo (103) was the C Flight champion with Deer Park’s Karen Habben (112) second and Wyaton Hill’s Sue Garvin (113) third.

Schmitt claimed the Senior championship with Stephanie Arduni (96) of Oaks and Houston third.

Eastwood Park’s own Julie Ramza was crowned as the Super Senior champion with a round of 96 with Wya-

ton Hills Deb Maritz (114) second and Anna Flaig (118) third.

There were 40 golfers in this year’s field. McLendon would like to see it grow.

“We had two newbies this year. At the break, I asked them, ‘Would you do it again? They said, ‘Yeah, it’s only kind of like a glorified play day,’ ” She said. “Unfortunately, they don’t hear that enough. They’ll get overly nervous. Rightfully so.

“We just need more people to experience it and give it a shot and we could eventually grow it more.”

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Extra snapshots: Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Tournament

Photos by MaKade Rios for Shaw Local News Network

TOP: Jane Norad (left) celebrates with Crissy Allison on Saturday at the annual Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Tournament at Edgewood Golf Club in McNabb. LEFT: Norad putts Saturday at the annual Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Tournament at Edgewood Golf Club in McNabb. ABOVE: Denise Parlier of Edgewood reacts to her putt Saturday at the annual Illinois Valley Women’s Golf Tournament at Edgewood Golf Club in McNabb.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Tentative Budget & Appropriation Ordinance for the Granville-Hennepin Fire Protection District, Putnam Co., IL, for the fiscal year July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026 is on file & conveniently available for public inspection at the Hennepin Fire Station, 201 E. High St., Hennepin, IL. Notice is hereby further given that a Public Hearing on the Tentative Budget & Appropriation Ordinance will be held at 7:00 pm on Sept. 18, 2025 at the Hennepin Fire Station, 201 E. High St., Hennepin, IL, & final action on the Budget & Appropriation Ordinance will be taken by the District Trustees at a meeting to be held at that time & place.

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(Published in Putnam County Record August 13, 2025) 2263613

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PUTNAM COUNTY CUSD #535 400 E. Silverspoon Ave. Granville, IL 61326 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the School board of School District Number 535 in the counties of LaSalle, Marshall, and Putnam, State of that a Illinois, tentative budget for said School District for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, will be on file and conveniently available to public inspection at the District Office in the Primary School Building 400 E Silverspoon Avenue, Granville, Illinois in this School District from and after 8:00 a.m. on the 15th day of August, 2025.

Notice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 6:30 p.m. on the 16th day of September, 2025, at the Primary School Building 400 E Silverspoon Avenue, Granville, Illinois in the School District Number 535, in the Counties of LaSalle, Marshall, and Putnam, State of Illinois.

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ADVERTISEMENT For Immediate Release From: Agency, Tri-County Opportunities Council Date: August 05, 2025 The Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance Program (IHWAP) grantee in Northern Illinois, Tri-County Opportunities Council covering the counties of Bureau, Carroll, LaSalle, Lee, Marshall, Ogle, Putnam, Stark, and Whiteside, is pre-qualifying contractors to perform weatherization services on approximately 100 homes across the region. We are requesting experienced specialty HVAC, plumbing, and architectural contractors. The work will include air-sealing, insulating attics and walls, repairing or replacing heating and cooling systems, making incidental repairs, and installing health and safety items related to the weatherization program. It must be completed during the program year, which begins October 1, 2025, and ends September 30, 2026. The contractor(s) that demonstrate qualifications and achieve a minimum numerical score according to the rating criteria established by the agency will be considered a qualified contractor and will potentially be eligible for a contract to provide the weatherization services. In most cases, specific professional certifications or training may be required for eligibility to participate in the program as an installer. At a minimum, contractors will be required to agree to adhere to weatherization standards set forth by the state and federal funding. Agencies will hold an informational meeting on Friday, September 5th, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

All contractors interested in submitting a proposal must contact the respective agency on or before COB August 29th, 2025, to submit a Notification of Interest. The agencies will disseminate proposal packets and Market analysis electronically, in person, or by U.S. Mail.

All proposals are due by COB Friday, September 19, 2025, and should be submitted electronically, in person, or by U.S. Mail to the agency contact listed below INFORMATIONAL MEETING Friday, September 5, 2025 at 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. CST Agency Tri-County Opportunities Council Contact Wayne Thompson, 405 Emmons Ave., PO Box 610 Rock Falls, IL 61071-0610 815-625-7830 ext. 210 wthompson@tcochelps.org Type of Contractors Mechanical, Architectural Tri-County Opportunities is an equal-opportunity employer.

(Bureau County Republican August 13, 16, 2025 and Putnam County Record August 13, 2025) 2264736

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of Review of Putnam County, in accordance with 35ILCS 200/16-65, to equalize real property assessments and affix Township Multipliers on all non-farm property within said townships as herewith respectfully set forth: Hennepin Township: 1.0273 Granville Township: 1.0233 Senachwine Township: 1.0250 Magnolia Township: 1.0476 Notice is further given that the owners of property affected or anyone representing them, or other citizens of said townships may appear before the Board of Review of Putnam County, Illinois at a hearing to be held on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at 10:00 am in NT ease the courtroom of Putnam County Courthouse, 127 North 4th Street, Hennepin, IL, to show cause why such action should not be taken. Petitioners addressed to the Board of Review regarding the matter of equalization must show class or classes of property or the entire jurisdiction that appears to be over assessed by this action and out of line with the general assessment level of the ion Assistance Northern Illi- county. If petitions of this character are to receive favorable consideration they should be supported by assessment sales ratio data.

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TURNER EARL R PEDERSON DONALD & HEIDI TONOZZI GILBERT A & ELLEN BOHNE TYLER SABOTTA STEVE & BARB LEATHERMAN JANEE’ A. AND B MENNIE RICK GOETZ JODIE & PAUL BUCCI MICHAEL CLINTON DOUGLAS BOGGIO, ASHLEY BOGGIO, DES

62,444 103,930 105,158 88,071 96,213 80,127 49,206 186,508 156,308 108,852 75,113

34,240 93,631 90,394 72,589 68,822 41,205 44,382 150,314 125,953 109,866 76,129

Granville 02-00-040-320 02-00-044-161 02-00-057-321 02-00-058-180 02-00-063-040 02-00-063-145 02-00-065-126 02-00-070-050 02-00-071-210 02-00-072-110 02-00-081-060 02-00-084-280 02-00-094-070 02-00-108-070 02-07-021-000 02-08-170-000 02-14-172-000 02-18-111-000 02-18-121-000 02-25-200-000 02-30-105-000 02-30-161-000 02-30-162-000 02-30-181-000 02-30-182-000

RUCH ROXANNE & JOHN WHITE JEFF & JENNY BRANNON SEAN T. AND ANDREA ARCHIBALD W. HOPKINS REVOC HD DEVELOPMENT, LLC ILLINGWORTH MICHAEL S & SA MCCLENNING, RUSSEL MCCLENN TURCZYN DEBRA JEAN CEBALLOS-BLAIR CLAUDIA ZULBEARI SAFET CARROLL LARRY SAFRANSKI STEVEN NAPIER ELIZABETH CARLSON BRETT & CARLSON JO JOHNSON BRIAN NICHOLAS R KEEGAN REV. TRU BIAGINI, SARA E DOYLE, GAB FIVEK, TRUSTEE TAVIS L DRD SYNERGY LLC % DARCY R WROBLESKI MICHAEL AND JENN BELL AMIE SCHOEBERLEIN LEONARD AND D RAMAR FARMS OR RAYMOND KU SCHOEBERLEIN LEONARD AND D RAMAR FARMS OR RAYMOND KU

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Senachwine 03-00-038-175 03-00-041-250 03-00-045-215 03-00-048-115 03-00-056-240 03-00-060-100 03-00-062-165 03-00-067-260 03-00-068-130 03-00-070-090 03-00-073-210

WORKER; TRUSTEES DENVER AN SUCHA JAMES PAVLIK FRANK A ND CHRISTIN BRUECK THOMAS AND LAURA GAWRON PETER AND BARBARA SCOTT MOLLIE & JOHN REED JULLIAN BUDZINSKI, LIVING TRUST WE WOLTER JUDITH CZART GEORGE AND JEAN MEHAFFEY JOSEPH & MEHAFFEY

116,405 112,959 150,206 0 15,563 38,073 0 119,729 139,000 131,026 70,866

113,754 92,241 88,790 116,155 7,977 11,561 47,000 87,116 110,006 118,894 55,017

Parcel Number Magnolia 04-00-034-015 04-00-035-050 04-00-035-120 04-00-035-155 04-00-035-205 04-00-036-083 04-00-036-180 04-00-037-175 04-00-038-020 04-00-038-304 04-00-038-322 04-00-039-065 04-00-039-180 04-00-039-310 04-00-040-192 04-00-044-090 04-00-049-175 04-00-050-160 04-00-051-293 04-00-054-072 04-00-054-110 04-00-055-100 04-00-055-130 04-00-056-015 04-00-057-170 04-00-057-290 04-00-057-310 04-00-057-320 04-01-011-000 04-01-041-000 04-04-122-000 04-05-211-000 04-05-281-001 04-10-021-000 04-10-023-000 04-15-021-000 04-15-200-000 04-16-062-010 04-16-062-020 04-18-040-000 04-18-120-001 04-20-240-000 04-25-010-000 04-25-066-000 04-26-030-000 04-26-105-000 04-26-221-000 04-26-256-000

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CIMEI JEFFREY CIMEI ANDREW AND AMBER SMITH PEGGY SMITH PEGGY HOLMSTROM FAMILY PARTNERSH MAGNOLIA TOWNSHIP VESTAL DAMEN J KRUPKA SYLWESTER CIMEI JAMES OLIVER ALICE & OLIVER CHRI RINGENBERG STEVEN & JANICE BAUM DANIEL SMITH DOUGLAS CIMEI ANDREW S. AND AMBER KRYSIAK CYNTHIA SMITH PEGGY THOMPSON RICHARD & THOMPSO CAMPBELL DAVID & CHAMBERS GRASSER MICHAEL KENNETH & EDENS ERIC & MICHELLE RICHARDSON DANIEL & ANNETT HARRISON BRUCE WILLOUGHBY, JR. ROGER PETERSON LARRY KRIEWALD LYDIA & KRIEWALD HIESTER LARRY & MARY SHAW, JR JAMES G & PATRICI TONIONI STEPHEN L. AND MIC DOSE ELMER SCHUMACHER KENNETH PLETSCH MICHAEL & PLETSCH MCDONALD SALLY GRIFFITH FAMILY FARMS. LP HANSEN JO HANSEN JO TIMMERMAN TERESA KENNETH R. KNAPP GST TRUST COLEMAN CHAD AND JESSICA ALLEMAN KIMREY & NORTH CEN KNAPP SUSAN & KNAPP KENNET JACKSON ANDREW PIENTA JOSEPH & TONI BUDACH WESLEY C. & MEGAN D SHARP SADIE B AND NICHOLAS REIMER KEVIN AND TERESA BLAKELEY; TRUSTEE HOLLIE & KNAPP KENNETH ZAESKE MATTHEW

67,515 28,618 36,180 38,315 16,710 287 33,971 0 64,182 82,630 64,244 11,608 104,806 38,138 86,884 86,261 64,630 21,304 153,782 83,407 77,081 52,354 68,749 0 111,865 33,066 40,626 57,803 72,032 70,472 87,053 48,215 15,001 47,857 83,883 112,390 151,039 0 0 242,152 86,761 124,111 37,454 83,949 65,309 101,324 45,859 80,877

27,193 9,029 26,474 38,150 14,607 0 30,315 77,853 50,814 57,263 64,047 8,782 90,783 28,846 65,643 80,568 47,138 13,728 147,383 66,341 42,948 50,979 52,380 34,916 68,324 26,651 31,926 48,968 28,526 52,802 79,795 40,733 2,700 33,520 59,921 91,104 123,496 71,532 5,498 161,095 50,174 108,241 5,066 45,823 41,987 50,630 9,864 67,389

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BID NOTICE Granville Township will be accepting sealed bids for a 2010 John Deere 410J Backhoe with 3367 hrs. Cab has heat and air, air suspension seat, ride control, MFWD axle, Extend hoe with Thumb and W/R Swinger Coupler and AM/FM radio.

Sold “as is” with no warranty. Granville Township reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Have any questions call or text Bob Dixon at 815-326-3182. Minimum bid - $41,000 Bids will be accepted until October 15th , 2025.

Place bids with name, number and bid amount in a sealed envelope and mail to: Granville Township, P.O. Box 46, Standard, IL 61363 (Published BCR/PCR Jul. 30, Aug. 13, 27, 2025) 2261211

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Village of Standard, Standard, Illinois, will receive sealed bids for the “Berry Street Watermain Replacement,” consisting of approximately 1084 LF of 6” PVC Water Main and 40 LF of 4” PVC Water Main, together with all other necessary appurtenances and incidental construction.

Proposals will be received until 10:00 AM (local time), August 26, 2025 at the Village of Standard Village Hall, Illinois 71, Standard, IL 61363. All Proposals received will be publicly opened and read aloud on the said date at the said hour.

Proposals shall be addressed to the Village of Standard and shall be inserted in a sealed envelope clearly marked on the outside “Proposal for Berry Street Watermain Replacement.”

Each Bid must be accompanied by a Bid Bond payable to the Owner for five (5) percent of the total amount of the Bid. As soon as the Bid prices have been compared, the Owner will return the Bonds of all except the three lowest responsible Bidders. When the Agreement is executed the Bonds of the two remaining unsuccessful Bidders will be returned. The Bid Bond of the successful Bidder will be retained until the Payment Bond and Performance Bond have been executed and approved, after which it will be returned.

A Performance Bond and a Payment Bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of the Contract Price, with a corporate surety approved by the Owner, will be required for the faithful performance of the Contract.

The Village reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals, to waive technicalities in bidding, and to accept other than the low bid.

No Proposal may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of Bids for 60 days.

All work for the watermain replacement for the Project must be completed by December 20, 2025.

The Contract Documents, including Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of IMEG, 1138 Columbus Street, Ottawa, Illinois 61350, and may be examined at the abovenamed office. Copies of the documents may be obtained from the Engineer.

Labor employed on this project shall be paid not less than the minimum prevailing rates of wages for the various classifications of workmen employed as determined by the State of Illinois Department of Labor for Putnam County.

BY ORDER OF: Frank Vulcani VILLAGE PRESIDENT DATED: August 6, 2025 (Published Putnam County Record August 13, 2025) 2265350

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A Public Hearing on said 2025-2026 levy will be held on August 26, 2025 at 6:00 PM, and a vote on the adoption of the levy will be held at that time. The Levy is available at the Granville Township office at 212 South McCoy Street, Granville, IL during regular office hours; Wednesday 9AM-11AM and Thursday 9AM-11AM. Julie Niewinski Granville Township Clerk (Published in Putnam County Record August 13, 2025)2264205

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