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United Way of Eastern La Salle County is dedicating its 23rd annual Labor of Love home repair program, Saturday, Oct. 4, to Devin D. Donovan. Donovan, dedicated friend of Labor of Love and owner and operator of A&E Plumbing in Marseilles, passed away March 23, at the age of 40.
Donovan stepped forward to lend his support to Labor of Love in 2010, volunteering as part of the plumbing team. His skills as a plumber-contractor helped repair serious plumbing problems and to transform the homes of many low-income homeowners throughout eastern La Salle County. In 2013 he joined Labor of Loves leadership board. Donovan assumed the responsibility of previewing all plumbing malfunctions at each of the Labor of Love homes and provided valuable feedback as to which homes and homeowners needed help the most.
Devin was an amazing person. He was hilarious, good-hearted and was always there whenever you needed him, reflected Jeff Brodbeck, of OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center and United Ways board chairman. I always thought of him as an artist when it came to his plumbing his attention to detail was second to none. When I asked him to help with Labor of Love, he didnt hesitate before saying yes and every year after that became more and more involved. Thats just how he was always wanted to help people however he could. We miss him terribly every day. Donovan and Brodbeck were brother-in-laws.
Bill King, owner of Illinois Valley Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling and Labor of Love plumbing coordinator from 2005 to 2013, recognized Donovan as a well respected plumber and a tremendous asset to United Ways Labor of Love program.
What a great guy. Devin always had a smile on his face. He truly enjoyed assisting homeowners through Labor of Love. He never cared how long it took to complete a job, and he never hesitated to take on a nitty-gritty job that others would shy away from, King said.
He recalled a Labor of Love home that Donovan and he stayed late at, well into the evening, to make sure an elderly homeowner had water.
Devin never looked for recognition or gratitude; he was simply devoted to lending a hand to people who needed help. I am proud to have had the opportunity to work alongside him.
It is an honor to dedicate this years Labor of Love in memory of Devin Donovan, said Shelli Ocepek, United Ways executive director.
Devin dedicated countless hours to Labor of Love each year. His genuine and deep concern for the well-being of others was a testament of his character. Devins absence at this years Labor of Love will be felt by many of us at Saturdays Labor of Love. Together, with members of his family, we will celebrate Devin, his belief in Labor of Love and his unwavering spirit of giving, Ocepek remarked.
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The New Albany-Plain Local school board on Sept. 22 reviewed as much as $8 million in potential cuts if Issue 3 were to fail in the November general election.
Issue 3 includes a 6.9-mill operating levy and a 2-mill permanent-improvements levy. Both levies would be permanent.
The operating levy would generate $5.74 million each year and cost district homeowners about $241.50 per $100,000 of assessed property value, according to Dave O'Neil of the Franklin County Auditor's Office.
The permanent-improvements levy would generate $1.66 million per year and cost district homeowners about $70 per $100,000 of assessed property value, according to O'Neil.
District officials have said the operating levy would prevent a $5 million deficit in fiscal year 2016 and allow the district to continue progress on its strategic plan.
The permanent-improvements levy would help the district with building maintenance, which includes repairing roofs, replacing heating and cooling systems, repaving parking lots and purchasing buses and textbooks. The improvements are expected to cost $21.5 million over 10 years.
The school board had asked for a list of potential cuts that would be made if Issue 3 fails. The board is expected to approve the list this month.
District Treasurer Rebecca Jenkins said the district needs to cut $7.5 million out of the budget so it does not have a zero balance at the end of June 2016.
The proposed cuts actually total $8 million, $566,386 in excess of the goal district officials had set for the budget reductions.
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Members of the Northwest Allen County Schools board expect to approve a budget Oct. 13 that marks a 1.15percent rise in the overall budget, but it will not require raising taxes, district business manager Bill Mallers said.
The school board held a public hearing Monday on the 2015 budget, which at $64,962,668 is $740,015 greater than the 2014 budget.
The general fund of $39,994,270 includes about $15 million in debt service, about $6 million in capital projects, about $3 million for transportation and $1million for bus replacement
The biggest item under capital projects is technology, which includes $2,228,900 for computers, software and some salaries and $191,200 for administrative tech services.
At Carroll High School, the district plans to spend about $150,000 at the sports facility and $8,000 at the natatorium for new lighting. It will also spend about $10,000 on roof and brick repair; $35,000 on the auditoriums light and sound equipment; $30,000 on upgrades to heating, ventilation and air conditioning; another $30,000 on cooling units; $20,000 on ceiling grid and light sensors; and $163,000 on equipment such as furniture, copiers, science equipment for students who enroll late, music, and industrial technology.
At elementary schools, Arcola will receive $10,000 in asphalt sealing and concrete repair and $10,000 in wall and brick repair; Cedar Canyon, $6,000 in playground repairs; Eel River, electronic door access at $4,500; Huntertown, $10,000 in carpet repairs and $40,000 for a generator upgrade; Oak View, $10,000 in carpet repair and $20,000 in office equipment.
At Carroll Middle School, there will be floor repair at $10,000, special education room modifications at $4,000 and classroom equipment for $32,500.
At Maple Creek Middle School, the budget calls for $5,000 in painting and $5,000 in new physical education equipment.
Mallers said the district will replace six buses this year at a cost of $662,424, but the buses will be bigger, going from 66-passenger to 78-passenger vehicles. The district also expects to buy three additional buses, two 78-passenger buses at $220,808 and one 54-passenger special education bus at $120,400.
Adding buses is a direct correlation to our growth, Mallers said. Enrollment increased more than 100 students this year. Over the past three years, the district has added about 415 new students.
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Pat Popa takes great pride in both the products and service provided by the family-owned and operated business shes personally been a part of since 1986.
Serving the community since 1968, Popa Heating and Cooling has grown from a hometown sheet metal shop that focused on new construction to a full-service provider of new/replacement residential and light commercial HVAC systems. They also offer system maintenance and repair with qualified technicians who Popa provides with extensive training classes and FBI background checks for customer peace of mind.
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Considering the fact that pretty much everyone needs heating and air conditioning, Popa took on the task of rebranding her company to make it more customer-focused about five years ago.
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When I was in the waiting room at the hospital recently, a woman approached me to say hello, Popa added. She recently had a new TRANE HVAC system installed, and I was so pleased to hear that she loved everything about her experience with us, especially the fact that shes already saving money on her utility bills.
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