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Long-waited zoning map on Council agenda
The City Council will consider updates to the city's comprehensive plan, Unified Development Code and zoning map during its regular meeting today at City Hall.
IMEA District Music Festival is Saturday; EHS Band and Chorus Concert Tonight
The students were selected by audition, and were selected to represent EHS.A The day will consist of rehearsals followed by an evening concert.A The festival is comprised of the top music students throughout central and southern Illinois.
Plans Announced for Phase I of Coles Centre
Plans were announced Wednesday for Phase I of Coles Centre, a multi-hotel, convention center, retail and restaurant development located at the intersection of Illinois 16 and Lerna Road, just east of Interstate 57 on Mattoon's east side.A Construction is to begin in December.
Zoning map up for public inspection
The City Council did not pull any surprises Tuesday night and opted to put updates to the zoning map, comprehensive plan and Unified Development Code on file for public inspection.
Column: Eastern fine arts overlooked for too long
I am extremely disappointed in myself. I would consider myself to be a rather cultured person.
Exercise comes in all shapes, sizes
Bob Plummer, a BSW at EIU exercises on Monday afternoon at the Student Recreation Center.
Originally printed Aug. 24 Students eating in the dining halls probably noticed an increase in the hours and food options available in the dining centers across campus from last year.
Campus Briefs: Music for the ears
'Sound of the World" will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. today in the University Ballroom in the Martin Luther King Jr.
Sesame Street anniversary celebrated
After waiting in line, Finley Regner almost makes her toss in the super Grover games.
Charleston resident Todd Reichart orders at McHugh's Saturday. McHugh's in Charleston and Mattoon are giving away a $3,500 scholarship to either a Lake Land Community College or Eastern Illinois University student as part of the "McHugh's Assistance Program" for 2010.
'How do you get to Sesame Street?'
In honor of the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street, the road running through Kiwanis Park will officially be named "Sesame Street", with signs at each entrance.
Here's Who Filed for Legislative and Judicial Offices for 2010 in Our Area
Here's a rundown as to who filed for legislative or judicial offices for 2010 in our area: In the state representative races, Republican incumbent Ron Stephens of Greenville was the only person to file in the 102nd District, and Republican incumbent David Reis of Willow Hill was the only person to file in the 108th District.A In the 109th District, ...
Greeks, others help out trick-or-treaters
Sophomore history major Caitlyn Buchanan hands out candy to trick or treaters in Lawson Hall on Halloween night.
Staff Editorial: Dumpster dive reveals Eastern's newfound recycling problem
It may or may not be well known to college students, but when the end of the year rolls around, dumpster diving is a veritable Christmas-come-early to those left in the aftermath of Eastern students' mass exodus.
Jennifer D. Bradley recently received a bachelor of arts degree in interdepartmental studies from the University of Iowa in Iowa City.
The Janesville Gazette - Janesville, ...
Four finalists named for UW-W provost job
4. Members of the campus community are encouraged to attend the open interviews.
Council approves electrical contract
City Manager Scott Smith talks about an agreement for the purchase of electrical services which was approved during the City Council meeting in City Hall on Tuesday evening.
Final results tallied from community efforts
The recycling has been weighed and the canned goods have been sent, finalizing the community service events from Homecoming Week 2009.
K102 introduces fans to new faces of country
Steel Magnolia a ' Meghan Linsey, of Ponshatoula, La., and Joshua Scott Jones, of Charleston Ill.
I get more e-mails about Tony Romo wearing his hat backward than I do just about anything else.

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