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Marion budget again to be last-minute - Marion County Record
WEBAug 21, 2024 · An official budget proposal, increasing property taxes by as much as 15% on a typical Marion home, is being published in this week’s newspaper, as required by law. It does not, however, reflect council consideration of specific items of city spending, Powers confirmed after Monday’s meeting, at which the budget was not discussed.
Demand to repay $740,000 grant linked to clerk’s disappearance
WEBAug 15, 2024 · Demand to repay $740,000 grant linked to clerk’s disappearance. By PHYLLIS ZORN. Staff writer. Convicted financial felon Jonathan Clayton, promoted from dogcatcher to interim city clerk amid a spate of firings and resignations in Peabody, disappeared the same weekend as a state lawyer demanded almost immediate return of $740,000 in COVID aid that Clayton had helped obtain, the Record learned ...
MEMORIES: 45 | Marion County Record | Sept. 11, 2024 ()
WEBSep 11, 2024 · 45 years ago. Time and space-saving technology are reducing a century-old problem in the district court office at the courthouse. The problem is tons of court records; the solution is a palm-sized 16mm film cassette and an electronic reader-printer. This issue shows Phyllis Kreutziger and Vivian Pirtle as they use the new equipment.
City objects to releasing raid texts - Marion County Record
WEBAug 22, 2024 · City objects to releasing raid texts. By ERIC MEYER. Staff writer. The City of Marion is asking a court to reject an open-records request designed to determine whether elected officials may have encouraged last summer’s raid of the Record newsroom and the homes of the Record’s owners and council member Ruth Herbel.
John Miller | Marion County Record | Sept. 19, 2024 ()
WEB5 days ago · John Miller. Private inurnment at Goessel Cemetery is planned for John L. Miller, 90, who died Sept. 2 at Bethesda Home in Goessel. He was born on New Year’s Eve, 1933, to Lee and Ruth Miller in their home near Scott in LaGrange County, Indiana. His father was a Mennonite bishop over five congregations.
Ex-chief won’t avoid cameras in courtroom
WEB5 days ago · Neither is the jury box. If a victim or witness asks not to be recorded or the hearing is an evidence suppression hearing, no recording will be allowed. The judge will designate the location for audio and video equipment. Last modified Sept. 19, 2024. Ex-chief won't avoid cameras in courtroom, from Marion County Record for Sept. 19, 2024.
Three teams win; one loses quarterback | Marion County Record
WEB5 days ago · Peabody-Burns. The Warriors (1-1) were unable to match last week’s performance, losing 54-6 at 54-6. Peabody-Burns opened the first quarter with a 15-yard passing touchdown but wasn’t able to get back on the board for the rest of the game. No opponent is scheduled for this Friday night. Last modified Sept. 19, 2024.
Dog-pound wise and tax-penny foolish
WEB5 days ago · This week, despite objections from some of the dozen or more in attendance, Marion’s city council unanimously approved increasing the city’s tax levy 3.9%. That’s a heavy burden, one that will especially dog retirees on fixed incomes, with most of their wealth (such as it is) buried like forgotten bones in home equity.
Modern protection for century-old windows
WEB5 days ago · A month of repair work has led to replaced coverings of century-old stained-glass windows at Valley United Methodist Church in Marion. The windows are more visible from outside, and better protected from storms and other kinds of damage. They were originally constructed in 1923 at a cost of $50,000 — around $936,900 in today’s money.