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Several Southern Illinois counties will receive money as part of an $8.8 million dollar state investment in construction projects, Gov. Pat Quinn announced Friday.
The projects are part of the Illinois Jobs Now! construction program and will be managed by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Alexander County will receive $1,242,495 for resurfacing pavement, aggregating shoulders, patching pavement, paint pavement marking and reflective pavement markers on Illinois 3, from Illinois 127 to west of the I-57 ramp.
Franklin County will receive $63,023 to repair the roofing systems at Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park and another $282,494 for patching in West Frankfort from Joiner Street to Ken Gray Boulevardand curb and gutter replacement at south and north-bound U.S. 57 rest areas.
Gallatin County will receive $612,845 for pavement and shoulder replacement on the westbound lane of Illinois 13 on either side of Illinois 1.
Rosiclare in Hardin County will receive $383,649 for milling and inlay surfacing, aggregating shoulders, pavement marking and reflective pavement markers.
Bridge decks at 60 locations in Jackson and Perry countieswill be sealed, with $104,534 being provided for the project.
A three-span bridge over Rayes Creek on Illinois 15 in Jefferson County will be funded for $669,386.
Four miles of U.S. 45 in Johnson County will receive patching, marking, resurfacing, and placing of reflective pavement markers. The project will cost $925,203.
Roofing systems at Mermet Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area in Massac County will be replaced for $87,596.
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Womack, Lewis & Smith Superintendent Michael Dunagan points at the construction site of the new Dean Rusk Middle School on Thursday. Staff/C.B. Schmelter
Work on the new 255,037-square-foot building began in February and once completed, it will replace the existing Dean Rusk Middle School, which is now more than 25 years old and houses fewer than 900 students.
The Cherokee Board of Education received an update on the progress of construction on the new facility at its meeting Thursday and project managers report the new facility is on schedule to open for the 2016 school year.
Principal Cindy Cooper said the new facility, which will be built to house 1,600 students, is absolutely needed.
This facility is going to provide sixth- through eighth-grade access to tremendous instructional technology, and its also going to relieve some overcrowding in the zone as well, she said. What is going to be within the walls of that new building is going to be tremendous.
Asphalt and curbs have been laid in what is to be the front parking lot and grass began sprouting in late August, project managers said in the report given to school board members.
Structural steel installation is underway and most of the concrete slabs for the building have been put down, with polished concrete floors scheduled for pouring in late September.
Cooper said, referring to the construction progress, things are starting to come up out of the ground now.
To say that we are excited doesnt even come close, she said, thanking the superintendent and school board for the opportunity to get a new facility and thanking voters for approving the education SPLOST, which paid for most of the project. My teachers are absolutely thrilled. Theyre excited about the new technology and being in a new building, and what that entails.
The technology upgrades planned for the new facility, Cooper said, will give students and teachers many new opportunities for teaching and learning.
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WSIL -- The state has announced $8.8 million for construction projects in 12 southern Illinois counties.
The projects are funded through the Illinois Jobs Now! program.
Alexander County
Illinois Route 3 will receive 4.53 miles of resurfacing, aggregate shoulders, pavement patching, paint pavement marking and reflective pavement markers from south of Illinois Route 127 to west of the I-57 ramp for $1,242,495 by E. T. Simonds Construction Company of Carbondale.
Franklin County
The roofing systems at Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park will be repaired and replaced for $63,023 by D.E. Martin Roofing Company, Inc. of Lebanon, the lowest of four bidders. The project will be managed by the Illinois Capital Development Board.
Illinois Route 149 will receive patching and partial depth patching in West Frankfort from Joiner Street to Ken Gray Boulevard, as well as pavement removal and replacement, and curb and gutter removal and replacement at the southbound and northbound I-57 rest areas for $282,494 by E. T. Simonds Construction Company of Carbondale, the lower of two bidders.
Gallatin County
Illinois Route 13 will receive pavement and shoulder replacement on the westbound lane on either side of Illinois Route 1 for $612,845 by E. T. Simonds Construction Company of Carbondale, the lower of two bidders.
Hardin County
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The concession stand at Kinnelon High School is being outfitted with several upgrades including new tile in the restrooms.
Though the schools may have been out for the summer that does not mean that the district took a break from work. The school district was quite busy hiring new personnel and making facility upgrades.
At the Aug. 28 school board meeting, Diane DiGiuseppe, superintendent of schools, said the district had hired its final group of staff members on Aug. 28. There were roughly 35 part-time staff members and full-time replacement staff members that had been hired over the summer. The district received 670 applications for those open positions, she said.
Denise Hatch, school board president, said she had the opportunity to meet some of the new faculty members and was impressed by their enthusiasm.
Some of the key positions the school board filled this summer include the hiring of a new school district business administrator, a Stonybrook School principal, and a language arts supervisor. The board made these important hires at a July 24 meeting. For the business administrator/school board secretary post, the school board hired Kerry Keane at a prorated salary of $142,000. Keane, who has served as school district business administrator/school board secretary in the 2,800-student Caldwell-West Caldwell school district for the past two years, has 27 years experience in school business offices. She is expected to start in October.
The board appointed Mark Fasciana at a salary of $127,000 (pro-rated) as the new Stonybrook principal. He replaces former Stonybrook Principal Mark Mongon, who became principal at the Pearl R. Miller School (PRM) after the June 30 retirement of PRM Principal John Hynes. Fasciana has been the principal of the (K-5) Mt. Tabor School in Parsippany since 2010. He has spent a total of 18 years employed in the Parsippany school district. The board also hired Denise Velez at a salary of $90,000 to fill the language arts curriculum supervisory role. Velez has been an English teacher in the Summit school district for nine years and recently earned her supervisor's certification at Montclair University where she is also currently working to complete her principal's certification.
Last week James Minkewicz, outgoing school district business administrator, said the district undertook many facility improvements in the summer months. The district received state Regular Operating District (ROD) grants to complete two roofing projects. Minkewicz said the ROD grant will help fund the replacement of the roof at the newer Kinnelon High School (KHS) gym, which was built in 1998, and is leaking. The ROD money will also fund the replacement of the cafetorium (multi-purpose room) roof at Kiel School, which opened in 1994, he said. According to Minkewicz, the ROD Grants are paying for approximately 40 percent the cost of the projects, which are estimated at $553,300, including professional fees. The KHS roofing project is estimated at about $300,000, while the Kiel replacement is projected at roughly $200,000.
Minkewicz said the concession stand at KHS is receiving some upgrades. According to Minkewicz, the facility sustained some water damage. Molded sheetrock was replaced. The restrooms are being outfitted with new tile. The districts new maintenance employee, Scott Morse, is handy and replaced and spackled the sheetrock, while other members of the custodial/maintenance staff did the painting, With the staff completing these upgrades, the district saved the expense of going to outside contractors, he said.
Though the snack stand is operational, Minkewicz said the restroom improvements might not be done in time for the football home opener. The restrooms inside the school will be available for public use, he said.
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