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Tri-City Archives
School board gives extension to JH/HS principal,
superintendent
By Byron Painter
Editor
Superintendent Dave Bruno and junior high/high school principal Duane Schupp were granted contract extensions
at last week’s Tri-City School Board meeting. (more)
superintendent
By Byron Painter
Editor
Superintendent Dave Bruno and junior high/high school principal Duane Schupp were granted contract extensions
at last week’s Tri-City School Board meeting. (more)
Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration June 27
The Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration is coming up fast, on June 27. The Fifth annual Mechanicsburg Magic Car &
Truck Show will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in conjunction with the Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration. Call Larry Wake,
364-4888, for more information or a registration form. Make a float, dress up your bike, 3-wheeler, pet, car, husband
or yourself and come walk in the Celebration at 10 a.m. Lineup will be from 9-10 a.m. in the elevator parking lot. Six
wrist bands for the carnival rides will be given away as prizes, so go all out! Questions call Sue Tapscott 364-4858.
An art, craft, flea market, garage sale will be held in conjunction with the Celebration from 9 a.m. to ?. A 10’x10’
space is only $10. For more information or to reserve a space, call Patty Kilby at 364-5459.
The Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration is coming up fast, on June 27. The Fifth annual Mechanicsburg Magic Car &
Truck Show will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in conjunction with the Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration. Call Larry Wake,
364-4888, for more information or a registration form. Make a float, dress up your bike, 3-wheeler, pet, car, husband
or yourself and come walk in the Celebration at 10 a.m. Lineup will be from 9-10 a.m. in the elevator parking lot. Six
wrist bands for the carnival rides will be given away as prizes, so go all out! Questions call Sue Tapscott 364-4858.
An art, craft, flea market, garage sale will be held in conjunction with the Celebration from 9 a.m. to ?. A 10’x10’
space is only $10. For more information or to reserve a space, call Patty Kilby at 364-5459.
Recount confirms T-C library vote
There was a discovery recount done by Sangamon County Monday in the Tri-City Public Library ballot initiative. Four
people received the wrong ballot on election day, and because the race was only a few votes apart, a recount was
done. However, the vote count did not change, so the library district has been officially approved.
There was a discovery recount done by Sangamon County Monday in the Tri-City Public Library ballot initiative. Four
people received the wrong ballot on election day, and because the race was only a few votes apart, a recount was
done. However, the vote count did not change, so the library district has been officially approved.
Buffalo Village Board April meeting minutes
The regular meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. on April 7 by Mayor Bill Vetter with the
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. (more)
The regular meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. on April 7 by Mayor Bill Vetter with the
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. (more)
Garrett Downing (center) of Mechanicsburg is
pictured with (left) Karie Stroder, Southeast
admissions counselor and Dr. Leon Book,
director of Student Transitions and First Year
Experience. Downing received a First-Year
Award from SEMO. Downing received the
First-Year Student Award at the Student Life
and Leadership Ceremony held recently at
Southeast Missouri State University. This
award recognizes exemplary leadership by a
first-year student. The Award is presented to
one or two students with a minimum 2.75
grade point average. The students must also
have completed 30 credit hours or less. This
award requires a letter of nomination from a
student of member of the faculty or staff, and
the recipient is selected by the director of
Student Transitions and First Year Experience.
pictured with (left) Karie Stroder, Southeast
admissions counselor and Dr. Leon Book,
director of Student Transitions and First Year
Experience. Downing received a First-Year
Award from SEMO. Downing received the
First-Year Student Award at the Student Life
and Leadership Ceremony held recently at
Southeast Missouri State University. This
award recognizes exemplary leadership by a
first-year student. The Award is presented to
one or two students with a minimum 2.75
grade point average. The students must also
have completed 30 credit hours or less. This
award requires a letter of nomination from a
student of member of the faculty or staff, and
the recipient is selected by the director of
Student Transitions and First Year Experience.
Sponsler named Tri-City and Illini Bank
Student/Athlete of the Month
Tri-City and Illini Bank are proud to honor Amanda Sponsler for Student/Athlete of the Month for the Month of May.
Amanda is a junior at Tri-City who has a GPA of 3.214 on a 4.0 scale. She is ranked 25th in her class. She is also
an honor roll student. Amanda is a member of Tri-City’s DUI Taskforce.
Amanda has played volleyball for two years and softball for all three years at Tri-City. Softball has been her life. She
has been on an ASA competitive team since she was 11. As a Tornado, she has been tremendous. Last year as a
sophomore, she was nominated to the MSM Second Team All Conference, and this year she has only improved.
She was nominated to the MSM Conference and the Sangamo Conference All Conference First Team. She led the
team in runs batted in and batting average as a batter. As a pitcher she was an even bigger attribute. She led the
team in innings pitched, strikeouts and wins. Amanda is an amazing student athlete, and the Tri-City faithful are
excited to see what all she can accomplish. Also a big thanks to the Mechanicsburg Illini Bank for making the
Student/Athlete of the Month possible. The Mechanicsburg Illini Bank is donating a $50 savings bond to the
Student/Athlete of the Month each month.
Student/Athlete of the Month
Tri-City and Illini Bank are proud to honor Amanda Sponsler for Student/Athlete of the Month for the Month of May.
Amanda is a junior at Tri-City who has a GPA of 3.214 on a 4.0 scale. She is ranked 25th in her class. She is also
an honor roll student. Amanda is a member of Tri-City’s DUI Taskforce.
Amanda has played volleyball for two years and softball for all three years at Tri-City. Softball has been her life. She
has been on an ASA competitive team since she was 11. As a Tornado, she has been tremendous. Last year as a
sophomore, she was nominated to the MSM Second Team All Conference, and this year she has only improved.
She was nominated to the MSM Conference and the Sangamo Conference All Conference First Team. She led the
team in runs batted in and batting average as a batter. As a pitcher she was an even bigger attribute. She led the
team in innings pitched, strikeouts and wins. Amanda is an amazing student athlete, and the Tri-City faithful are
excited to see what all she can accomplish. Also a big thanks to the Mechanicsburg Illini Bank for making the
Student/Athlete of the Month possible. The Mechanicsburg Illini Bank is donating a $50 savings bond to the
Student/Athlete of the Month each month.
The Tri-City Junior High A.C.E. Award winners,
as presented by the Sangamon County
Schoolmasters Association, were, front row:
Lindsey Downing, Stephanie Nafziger and
Haley Daniels. Back row: Coady Hamilton,
Cody Hanson and junior high principal Duane
Schupp.
as presented by the Sangamon County
Schoolmasters Association, were, front row:
Lindsey Downing, Stephanie Nafziger and
Haley Daniels. Back row: Coady Hamilton,
Cody Hanson and junior high principal Duane
Schupp.
T-C seniors earn scholarships
Below is a list of scholarships earned by Tri-City graduating seniors.
Megan Bucci: Siders Scholarship, Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month
Ashley Call: Tri-City Education Association Scholarship
Chloee Dunham: Tri-City Music Booster Scholarship, Presidential Scholarship (Culver-Stockton), Culver-Stockton
Fine Arts Scholarship
Jenna Edwards: Masonic Lodge Scholarship
Kylie Edwards: James Murray Scholarship (LLCC)
Andrew Henton: Siders Scholarship
Sara Hershberger: Buffalo Town & Country Women’s Scholarship
Brian Jones: Susan Cook House Student of the Month, SAR Award Winner
Amelia Kirby: William Hudson Scholarship (Blackburn)
Ashley McMahon: Athletic Scholarship (softball — Robert Morris)
Hannah Moore: Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month
Courtney Osborne: Athletic Scholarship (volleyball – SCI)
Alayna Westlake: Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month, DAR Award Winner, Tri-City
Student Council Scholarship, Tri-City FFA Alumni Scholarship
Below is a list of scholarships earned by Tri-City graduating seniors.
Megan Bucci: Siders Scholarship, Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month
Ashley Call: Tri-City Education Association Scholarship
Chloee Dunham: Tri-City Music Booster Scholarship, Presidential Scholarship (Culver-Stockton), Culver-Stockton
Fine Arts Scholarship
Jenna Edwards: Masonic Lodge Scholarship
Kylie Edwards: James Murray Scholarship (LLCC)
Andrew Henton: Siders Scholarship
Sara Hershberger: Buffalo Town & Country Women’s Scholarship
Brian Jones: Susan Cook House Student of the Month, SAR Award Winner
Amelia Kirby: William Hudson Scholarship (Blackburn)
Ashley McMahon: Athletic Scholarship (softball — Robert Morris)
Hannah Moore: Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month
Courtney Osborne: Athletic Scholarship (volleyball – SCI)
Alayna Westlake: Illinois State Scholar, Susan Cook House Student of the Month, DAR Award Winner, Tri-City
Student Council Scholarship, Tri-City FFA Alumni Scholarship
Dawson Village Board May meeting minutes
The regularly scheduled May meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day.
Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch; Clarence Worley; Violet Blose and John Reilly. Jami Sponsler
was absent. (more)
The regularly scheduled May meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day.
Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch; Clarence Worley; Violet Blose and John Reilly. Jami Sponsler
was absent. (more)
Hannah Moore (left) was the salutatorian for
Tri-City High School’s Class of 2009, while
Alayna Westlake (center) and Megan Bucci
shared valedictorian honors (Tammy Kater
Photography photo).
Tri-City High School’s Class of 2009, while
Alayna Westlake (center) and Megan Bucci
shared valedictorian honors (Tammy Kater
Photography photo).
Tornadoes ousted by Greenview
Fourth-seeded Greenview stretched a two-point halftime lead into a 13-point bulge after three periods and held on
for a 58-50 win over No. 5 seed Tri-City Monday night at the Class 1A Athens Regional. (more)
Fourth-seeded Greenview stretched a two-point halftime lead into a 13-point bulge after three periods and held on
for a 58-50 win over No. 5 seed Tri-City Monday night at the Class 1A Athens Regional. (more)
T-C cruises past Sangamon Valley
Amanda Sponsler tossed a no-hitter with seven punchouts as the host Tri-City softball team claimed a 13-0 win in
five innings Saturday against Sangamon Valley. T-C committed two errors to prevent a perfect game. The Lady
Tornadoes scored once in the first before exploding for seven runs in the third and five in the fourth. Stephanie
Watkins had a run-scoring double in the third (scoring Kenzie Johnson, who singled), while Ally Hunt, who had two
hits, had a RBI single. The other runs all scored on errors or walks. In the fourth, Kristen Norvell and Leah
Shumaker plated runs with bases-loaded walks, and Jenna Edwards plated a run with a single. Sponsler also
singled and scored in the frame. The J-V won 10-0 as Shumaker and Kristi Price combined on a no-hitter with nine
strikeouts. Johnson had a triple and double.
Amanda Sponsler tossed a no-hitter with seven punchouts as the host Tri-City softball team claimed a 13-0 win in
five innings Saturday against Sangamon Valley. T-C committed two errors to prevent a perfect game. The Lady
Tornadoes scored once in the first before exploding for seven runs in the third and five in the fourth. Stephanie
Watkins had a run-scoring double in the third (scoring Kenzie Johnson, who singled), while Ally Hunt, who had two
hits, had a RBI single. The other runs all scored on errors or walks. In the fourth, Kristen Norvell and Leah
Shumaker plated runs with bases-loaded walks, and Jenna Edwards plated a run with a single. Sponsler also
singled and scored in the frame. The J-V won 10-0 as Shumaker and Kristi Price combined on a no-hitter with nine
strikeouts. Johnson had a triple and double.
Lady Tornadoes whip Calvary
Amanda Sponsler had three hits and two RBI at the dish and nine strikeouts in the circle as the Tri-City Lady Tornadoes softball team rallied past Calvary 6-3 last
Thursday. T-C scored two runs in the first, third and fifth, while Calvary scored all three of its runs in the third. Stephanie Watkins was 2-for-3 at the plate and scored
twice, and Katie Price scored twice and Ally Hunt once. Kristen Norvell had one hit and Kenzie Johnson was on base twice via walks, as was Jenna Edwards, who
also knocked in a run. Sammy Kriener scored once as a courtesy runner for Sponsler.
Friday vs. Taylorville, T-C blew a 3-0 lead, then eventually pulled out a 6-5 win in nine innings. T-C led 3-0 going into the seventh, thanks to single tallies in the first,
fourth and fifth, but Taylorville rallied with five in the seventh off Sponsler, with a few seeing-eye hits and with the assistance of some T-C miscues. T-C rallied with
two in its half of the seventh, including a homer by Watkins. Hunt drove in the game-winner in the bottom of the ninth. Watkins, Hunt (two RBI, run) and Sponsler (two
RBI) all had two hits. Watkins scored four times. Edwards, Johnson, Norvell and Price (run) all chipped in hits. Sponsler went the distance, fanning 11 and walking
three in her eight-hitter. Only one of the Taylorville runs was earned.
Pawnee downed the Lady Tornadoes 10-0 in five innings Tuesday, outhitting T-C 12-2. Pawnee scored in every inning but the third.
Amanda Sponsler had three hits and two RBI at the dish and nine strikeouts in the circle as the Tri-City Lady Tornadoes softball team rallied past Calvary 6-3 last
Thursday. T-C scored two runs in the first, third and fifth, while Calvary scored all three of its runs in the third. Stephanie Watkins was 2-for-3 at the plate and scored
twice, and Katie Price scored twice and Ally Hunt once. Kristen Norvell had one hit and Kenzie Johnson was on base twice via walks, as was Jenna Edwards, who
also knocked in a run. Sammy Kriener scored once as a courtesy runner for Sponsler.
Friday vs. Taylorville, T-C blew a 3-0 lead, then eventually pulled out a 6-5 win in nine innings. T-C led 3-0 going into the seventh, thanks to single tallies in the first,
fourth and fifth, but Taylorville rallied with five in the seventh off Sponsler, with a few seeing-eye hits and with the assistance of some T-C miscues. T-C rallied with
two in its half of the seventh, including a homer by Watkins. Hunt drove in the game-winner in the bottom of the ninth. Watkins, Hunt (two RBI, run) and Sponsler (two
RBI) all had two hits. Watkins scored four times. Edwards, Johnson, Norvell and Price (run) all chipped in hits. Sponsler went the distance, fanning 11 and walking
three in her eight-hitter. Only one of the Taylorville runs was earned.
Pawnee downed the Lady Tornadoes 10-0 in five innings Tuesday, outhitting T-C 12-2. Pawnee scored in every inning but the third.
T-C catcher Stephanie Watkins tags out
Riverton’s Brooke Kulek trying to score last
Friday.
Riverton’s Brooke Kulek trying to score last
Friday.
Tornadoes drop Hawks at county
By Byron Painter
Editor
Riverton boys basketball coach Kyle Weber was not upset with his team’s defensive effort Friday, as the Hawks allowed only 37 points against Tri-City. (more)
By Byron Painter
Editor
Riverton boys basketball coach Kyle Weber was not upset with his team’s defensive effort Friday, as the Hawks allowed only 37 points against Tri-City. (more)
T-C JH boys ousted in regionals
Two days after springing an upset over the third seed in the 8AA Mt. Pulaski Regional, the sixth-seeded Tri-City Tigers came up short against No. 2 seed Decatur
Lutheran 46-22 Monday night. Colton Booth and Bryce Paul both had seven points and Colin Galloway had six for the Tigers, who won four of their last six games.
Saturday, the Tigers bested Decatur Hope 39-36, overcoming a three-point halftime deficit. Booth had 13 points, including a pair of trifectas, and he also had five
boards and a team-high nine steals. Galloway had a team-high six assists to go along with nine points, and Paul had nine points, four assists and five boards.
Coady Hamilton tallied six points and six rebounds.
Two days after springing an upset over the third seed in the 8AA Mt. Pulaski Regional, the sixth-seeded Tri-City Tigers came up short against No. 2 seed Decatur
Lutheran 46-22 Monday night. Colton Booth and Bryce Paul both had seven points and Colin Galloway had six for the Tigers, who won four of their last six games.
Saturday, the Tigers bested Decatur Hope 39-36, overcoming a three-point halftime deficit. Booth had 13 points, including a pair of trifectas, and he also had five
boards and a team-high nine steals. Galloway had a team-high six assists to go along with nine points, and Paul had nine points, four assists and five boards.
Coady Hamilton tallied six points and six rebounds.
Buffalo Village Board May meeting minutes
The regular meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. May 3 by Mayor Bill Vetter with the Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag. (more)
The regular meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. May 3 by Mayor Bill Vetter with the Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag. (more)
T-C SASED costs to drop for next year
By Byron Painter
Editor
The Tri-City School Board last Thursday heard that next year’s SASED costs will be lower, but that it is almost
certainly a temporary downturn. (more)
By Byron Painter
Editor
The Tri-City School Board last Thursday heard that next year’s SASED costs will be lower, but that it is almost
certainly a temporary downturn. (more)
Tri-City Elementary School supply lists
The Elementary School asks that you PLEASE LABEL EVERYTHING. (more)
The Elementary School asks that you PLEASE LABEL EVERYTHING. (more)
Benedictine University at Springfield Spring 2009
Dean’s List
Benedictine University at Springfield has announced its 2009 Spring Semester Dean’s List. The following local
students were among those honored.
Dawson: Laura Humphrey and Andrea Kraus
Riverton: Allison Bertolino, Nancy Betz, Ashley Cameron, Gina Collebrusco, Sarah Cox, Melissa Febus, Lyndsie
Herman, Michael Lavin, Kellie Negangard, Leane Pryer, Lyndsey Stone, Nicole Stone and Caleb Young
Sherman: Laikyn Cheffy, Mikaela Fawns, Corey Fitzpatrick, Jessica Friday, Christina Giacomini, Rachel Glisson,
Travis Harmony, Megan Hinds, Spenser Morrissey, Rachel Rossi, Kathryn Scheffler, AyAnna Sortor and Jared
Washko
Williamsville: Dana Anderson, Brittany Casson, Kelsie Harbin and Sumar Sloman
Dean’s List
Benedictine University at Springfield has announced its 2009 Spring Semester Dean’s List. The following local
students were among those honored.
Dawson: Laura Humphrey and Andrea Kraus
Riverton: Allison Bertolino, Nancy Betz, Ashley Cameron, Gina Collebrusco, Sarah Cox, Melissa Febus, Lyndsie
Herman, Michael Lavin, Kellie Negangard, Leane Pryer, Lyndsey Stone, Nicole Stone and Caleb Young
Sherman: Laikyn Cheffy, Mikaela Fawns, Corey Fitzpatrick, Jessica Friday, Christina Giacomini, Rachel Glisson,
Travis Harmony, Megan Hinds, Spenser Morrissey, Rachel Rossi, Kathryn Scheffler, AyAnna Sortor and Jared
Washko
Williamsville: Dana Anderson, Brittany Casson, Kelsie Harbin and Sumar Sloman
The Mechanicsburg Magic Celebration was
this past weekend. Above, Caleb Rutherford
(right) does not seem sure of the driving ability
of Joseph Downs, also of Mechanicsburg.
this past weekend. Above, Caleb Rutherford
(right) does not seem sure of the driving ability
of Joseph Downs, also of Mechanicsburg.
Sgt. Charles Cleghorn Jr. was in
Mechanicsburg Monday to present a certificate
of thanks to Tri-City Junction for its donation of
several boxes of food and other supplies for
our troops. Cleghorn Jr. is pictured with his
mother Regina and Don Byers, both of Tri-City
Junction. Cleghorn Jr., who is stationed at Fort
Riley, Kansas, has been to Iraq three times
and is slated to return next March for another
12-month deployment.
Mechanicsburg Monday to present a certificate
of thanks to Tri-City Junction for its donation of
several boxes of food and other supplies for
our troops. Cleghorn Jr. is pictured with his
mother Regina and Don Byers, both of Tri-City
Junction. Cleghorn Jr., who is stationed at Fort
Riley, Kansas, has been to Iraq three times
and is slated to return next March for another
12-month deployment.
Dawson Village Board June meeting minutes
The regularly scheduled June meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day.
Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch; Clarence Worley; Violet Blose, John Reilly and Jami
Sponsler. (more)
The regularly scheduled June meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day.
Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch; Clarence Worley; Violet Blose, John Reilly and Jami
Sponsler. (more)
T-C board hires professional development coordinator
By Byron Painter
Editor
Tri-City Superintendent Dave Bruno did not have to go far to find his new professional development coordinator. (more)
By Byron Painter
Editor
Tri-City Superintendent Dave Bruno did not have to go far to find his new professional development coordinator. (more)
Tri-City MS/HS registration Aug. 17
Registration for Tri-City Middle School and High School will be Aug. 17. The morning session is from 9 a.m.–noon, and the afternoon session is 2–7 p.m. General
supply list for middles and high school: notebooks, pencils, pens, calculator, 3-ring binder(s) and folders. Teachers may require additional materials for their
specific classes. School fees: Book Rental MS $60, HS $65; CACC $25 per semester, Driver Education $50, Art $10 per semester, Chemistry and Anatomy $10 lab
fee and Technology fee $10 (all 6-12 students). Other fees: athletic participation fee is $35 per sport per season, parking fee is $10 and P.E. mesh top is $10.
Students entering sixth and ninth grades are required to have a physical and up-to date immunizations; sixth grade students are also required to have a dental
exam. These may be turned in to the school nurse during registration.
New MS and HS students should call the office at 364-4530 to schedule an appointment to register. New students need to bring the following documents to register:
registration form, proof of residency, current physical and immunization records, birth certificate, transcripts/withdrawal grades and Social Security number. A formal
request will also be sent to the student’s previous school for additional records.
Registration for Tri-City Middle School and High School will be Aug. 17. The morning session is from 9 a.m.–noon, and the afternoon session is 2–7 p.m. General
supply list for middles and high school: notebooks, pencils, pens, calculator, 3-ring binder(s) and folders. Teachers may require additional materials for their
specific classes. School fees: Book Rental MS $60, HS $65; CACC $25 per semester, Driver Education $50, Art $10 per semester, Chemistry and Anatomy $10 lab
fee and Technology fee $10 (all 6-12 students). Other fees: athletic participation fee is $35 per sport per season, parking fee is $10 and P.E. mesh top is $10.
Students entering sixth and ninth grades are required to have a physical and up-to date immunizations; sixth grade students are also required to have a dental
exam. These may be turned in to the school nurse during registration.
New MS and HS students should call the office at 364-4530 to schedule an appointment to register. New students need to bring the following documents to register:
registration form, proof of residency, current physical and immunization records, birth certificate, transcripts/withdrawal grades and Social Security number. A formal
request will also be sent to the student’s previous school for additional records.
Buffalo Village Board June meeting minutes
The regular June meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. by Mayor Bill Vetter with the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. (more)
The regular June meeting of the Village of Buffalo was called to order at 7 p.m. by Mayor Bill Vetter with the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. (more)
Tri-City Elementary Preschool Screening Aug. 27
The screening will be Aug. 27 at Albert Hall in Buffalo. This screening is for new students that will be 3 or 4 by Sept.
1. After Aug. 11, please call the elementary office (364-4035) to schedule an appointment. Once the appointment
has been made, the office will send all parents a Parent Interview Form; this must be completely filled out and
presented on the day of screening.
The screening will be Aug. 27 at Albert Hall in Buffalo. This screening is for new students that will be 3 or 4 by Sept.
1. After Aug. 11, please call the elementary office (364-4035) to schedule an appointment. Once the appointment
has been made, the office will send all parents a Parent Interview Form; this must be completely filled out and
presented on the day of screening.
Dawson Village Board July meeting minutes
The regularly scheduled July meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day. Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch;
Violet Blose, John Reilly and Jami Sponsler. Clarence Worley was absent. (more)
The regularly scheduled July meeting of the Dawson Village Board was called to order by Mayor Robert Day. Trustees present were: Joan Davis; Nancy Prytherch;
Violet Blose, John Reilly and Jami Sponsler. Clarence Worley was absent. (more)