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OSF to open clinics in mid-January Start date for Peru hospital still unknown By TOM COLLINS
tcollins@shawmedia.com The OSF HealthCare clinic in Spring Valley? It will open Jan. 11. The Oglesby clinic? Jan. 16 is the big day. The Peru hospital? That’s a work in progress. On Tuesday, two executives with OSF HealthCare appeared at a breakfast hosted by the Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce to field questions from the business community. The big one, of course, is when newly acquired facilities will be opened to patients. A.J. Querciagrossa, chief executive officer for OSF’s western region, said the scheduled opening dates for the Spring Valley and Oglesby clinics. While everyone wants to know when the former Illinois Valley Community Hospital in Peru will be reopened, there simply is no date yet. “But it’s not going to be a year from now,” Querciagrossa said. OSF is working through a series of regulatory hurdles needed to reopen the hospital. OSF completed the acquisition of Peru and other properties on Nov. 17, but there still is work to be done. Next up is a comprehensive survey and update of the Peru facility’s network and IT infrastructure. Once that is completed, the Illinois Department of Public Health has to sign off and grant OSF a license to open. “There is a lot of work to be done over the next three months,” Querciagrossa said. State Rep. Lance Yednock, D-Ottawa, said the agencies in Springfield understand the urgency. Yednock said the governor’s office and IDPH are among the offices that “will make this a priority once OSF is ready to go through the inspection processes.” OSF has plenty of work to do after addressing regulatory issues. Determining the need for bed space and coordinating with EMS companies are among the myriad issues yet to be sorted. Even when opened, the Peru hospital will have “very limited capacity.” Why? They won’t immediately be able to bill and collect payment for services provided. “With very few exceptions will not be paid – at all,” said Dawn Trompeter, president for OSF St. Elizabeth and St. Paul medical centers. Despite the phased-in opening spelled out Tuesday, Querciagrossa said there is no truth to rumors that the Peru hospital will be another Streator, which is to say an ambulatory care center.
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A.J. Querciagrossa, Western Region CEO for OSF HealthCare, announced the reopening of St. Margaret’s clinic in Spring Valley and the Oglesby clinic during the OSF Community Breakfast Regional Update on Tuesday at Senica’s Oak Ridge in La Salle. State Rep. Lance Yednock, D-Ottawa, asks questions Tuesday during the OSF Community Breakfast Regional Update at Senica’s Oak Ridge in La Salle.
There is a lot of work to be done over the next three months.” A.J. Querciagrossa, chief executive officer for OSF’s western region
“Is this is a real hospital?” Querciagrossa said. “Yes, it’s a full-service hospital, not a dumbed-down version.” Even when opened, however, OSF anticipates grappling with the widespread problems in rural health care that have resulted in the shutdown of 195 rural hospitals since 2005. Trompeter said digital outreach and telemedicine will be expanded, as 80% of services are provided on an outpatient basis.
OSF’s long-term plan includes outreach to schools to encourage kids to pursue many diverse careers within healthcare. Additionally, OSF has no plans to acquire the Spring Valley hospital. Surgical services will be available in Peru, but the timeline is to be determined.
Will OSF have a home medical supply storefront?
It’s “not on the horizon.” OSF will have an obstetrics and gynecology clinic in Peru. (The labor and delivery unit remains in Ottawa, at least for now)
Will patients be able to avoid traveling to Peoria?
For some services, such as heart surgery, patients must go to Peoria.
Valastro, known as the “Cake manager. Winner to receive Boss,” a pastry chef and TV personErin Maze, co-owner of Milland can attend an exclusive stone Bakery, expresses admiramagazine feature, $10K ality, workshop with the Boss himself. tion for Harmon’s baking talents.
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Millstone Bakery’s head baker Anna Harmon has been selected as a finalist in The Greatest Baker competition, an event featuring the best bakers from across the U.S. Harmon’s photo portfolio shows her most delectable bakes, ranging from cakes, tarts, cupcakes, pastries and breads, many of which will be familiar to customers at Millstone Bakery, a made-fromscratch bakery specializing in breads, pastries and locally roasted coffee in downtown La Salle. “I am always pushing myself,” Harmon said. “I love finding new techniques, new flavors and perfecting everything I create.” The winner of The Greatest Baker competition will receive $10,000 and be featured in the “Bake From Scratch” magazine, a global artisan food and cooking magazine that celebrates the world of baking. Winners also will meet Buddy
To vote for Anna, visit greatestbaker.com/2023/anna-harmon. Voting is open through Thursday, Dec. 7. Voters can vote free daily or pay for additional votes. The contest proceeds support the Andrew McDonough Be Positive Foundation to provide financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer nationwide and to fund critical, cutting-edge childhood cancer research. Customers of Millstone Bakery know Harmon’s skills well. She and the baking team create innovative flavors that rotate daily along with new treats and pastries. Harmon and the baking team are excited for the Christmas season because they just finished perfecting an array of Christmas pastries and cookies that soon will be ready to pre-order. Harmon has been an integral part of Millstone Bakery since it opened in June 2022 and is the creative driving force behind the flavors, pastries and breads. She was recently promoted to its general
“Anna is an incredible baker who develops absolutely delicious pastries and flavor combinations,” Maze said. “She is always innovating with new ideas. Her dedication and creativity have played a crucial role in establishing Millstone as a go-to destination and community gathering space.” Millstone Bakery encourages the community to cast its votes for Harmon in The Greatest Baker competition. “Anna deserves this recognition more than anyone I know,” Maze said. “We could not be prouder of Anna for making it this far in the competition, and we cannot wait to see her win!” Founded on a passion for baking, Millstone Bakery has been a favorite in the La Salle-Peru community since 2022, Maze said. With a focus on creating high-quality breads and pastries from scratch daily and offering locally roasted coffee and espresso, Millstone has earned a reputation for excellence and craftsmanship.
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have access to the same or better resources as previous generations.” Phillips grew up in rural Lostant. She attended Lostant Grade School, Putnam Morgan Phillips County High School and graduated from the Illinois Math and Science Academy. She continued her education at Illinois Valley Community College and earned her bachelor’s degree at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. After graduating in 2022, she returned to the Illinois valley area where she was the campaign manager
for state Rep. Lance Yednock, D-Ottawa. She is employed as a muralist and has contributed to public artworks on display in several local communities. Like Phillips, most residents of the 105th District live in small towns or unincorporated areas. “I understand this area well because I grew up here, especially our schools,” Phillips said. “Right now, I don’t think Illinois funds its schools fairly. We rely on property taxes, so if you live in a rural area, you won’t have as much money as a school in a wealthy suburb unless everyone pays higher taxes. If I am elected, I want to push to change that.” If Phillips remains unopposed in the March 19 primary, she will face
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More than 100 seventh and eighth graders, including Marshall-Putnam 4-H member Gwen Heely of the Saratoga Leadaways club, learned ways to improve their leadership skills at the 2023 space-themed 4-H Junior Leadership Conference on Nov. 4 and 5 at the Decatur Hotel and Conference Center in Decatur. “This event helps youth from all over Illinois gain a new experience at the state level,” University of Illinois ExtenPhoto provided Karina Delgado sion 4-H youth development educator More than 100 seventh and eighth grade youth, including Marshall-Putnam 4-H member, Gwen Johnna Jennings said. “They gain Heely, from Saratoga Leadaways club, learned ways to improve their leadership skills at the essential life skills like networking, 2023 space-themed 4-H Junior Leadership Conference held Nov. 4-5 at the Decatur Hotel and independence and all the skills we are hoping for our next generation of Conference Center in Decatur. leaders.” Seventeen Youth leadership Team being leaders in their clubs and commuThe two-day conference put leadermembers worked together to plan and nities,” said Katie Duitsman, a Univer- ship skill-building into action with lead the conference with the goal of sity of Illinois Extension 4-H youth space-themed workshops that helped helping youth to feel empowered to go development specialist. “It gets them youth to build public speaking skills, back to their clubs with stronger leader- learning about themselves and hope- learn how to effectively overcome ship skills, including Heely. fully gaining the courage to continue to obstacles and learn how to be a commu“Participants gain confidence and get more involved in their home com- nity leader. skills they need to step up and start munities.” Team-mixing and team-building
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Putnam County seniors have some Christmas fun Granville’s Senior Christmas Carnival complete with bingo games, Santa visit By DEREK BARICHELLO
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Born: May 22, 1951 in LaSalle, Illinois Died: November 25, 2023 in McNabb, Illinois John Gregory Cimei, 72 of McNabb passed away on Saturday, November 25, 2023 in his home, after a hard fought battle with cancer surrounded by his family. Visitation will be Saturday, December 2, 2023 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Dysart – Cofoid Funeral Chapel, Granville. Fire Department and Emergency personnel will have a walk through at 2:00 p.m. Service will be on Saturday, December 2, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. following the visitation
at the funeral home. Pastor Darren Jones will officiate. Cremation rites have been accorded. John was born on May 22, 1951 in LaSalle to George and Betty (King) Cimei. He married Kathleen Ann Brown on May 27, 1971 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Hennepin. He graduated from Putnam County High School and attended IVCC . He worked for Knauf Implement and Tower Equipment until he retired and then worked for JMX Helicopter. John was on the McNabb Fire Department and Ambulance Service for 50 years. He was on the Putnam County Board, the Putnam County Youth Board and Marshall Putnam Fair Board. His hobbies included fishing, family time at the cabin, farming, gardening, tinkering,
mechanics and going to auctions with John Laugal. He was generous, hard working, social and kind. He was never afraid to show the love he had for his family and friends. He never knew a stranger and left a lasting impression on everyone he met. Survivors include his wife, Kathy of McNabb; mother-in-law, “GrannyAnnie” Ann Brown of Hennepin; one daughter, Jennifer (Robert) Ellena of Princeton; two sons, Steven (Janet) Cimei of LaSalle and Jason (Amy) Cimei of Mark; six grandchildren, Brianna Ellena (Matthew Nation), Spencer (Ashley) Cimei, Taylor Cimei (Colton Jackson), Gianna Ellena, Gavin Cimei and Guiliana Cimei; two great-granddaughters, Shane Rounds and Sloane Nation; brothers, Tony (Diane) Cimei of McNabb, George (Pam) Cimei of Varna, Randy (Debbie)
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Hunters took almost 1,000 more deer during the first weekend of the Illinois firearm deer season between Nov. 17-19 than they did in 2022, including in Bureau, La Salle and Putnam counties. Hunters harvested 695 deer in Bureau County the first weekend, which is up 86 deer from the previous year. It was a similar story in La Salle County where hunters took 499 deer, compared with 427 the previous year, and in Putnam County where hunters took 244 deer compared with 228 the previous year. Deer hunting totals were up from the previous year in DeKalb, Kendall, Grundy, Livingston, Lee and Marshall counties, as well. Statewide, hunters took a preliminary total of 53,348 deer during the first weekend of the firearm deer season compared with 52,354 deer during the first firearm weekend in 2022. Illinois’ seven-day firearm deer
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Putnam County library patrons will get an opportunity to view “The Nutcracker” from home. A recorded virtual performance of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” performed by the U.K.’s internationally renowned Royal Ballet will be available to patrons. The ballet can be viewed Saturday, Dec. 16, and Sunday, Dec. 17. Registrants will receive an email with a special link to the performance. For a Zoom link, visit putnamcountylibrary.org.
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Hunters took almost 1,000 more deer during the first weekend of the Illinois firearm deer season between Nov. 17-19 than they did in 2022, including in Bureau, La Salle and Putnam counties. season will conclude Nov. 30-Dec. 3. Other deer hunting opportunities in the weeks ahead include Muzzleloader-only deer season Dec. 8-10; late-winter antlerless-only and chronic wasting disease deer seasons (in select counties) Dec. 28-31 and Jan. 12-14; and
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University of Illinois Extension Marshall-Putnam Master Gardeners, along with Marshall-Putnam 4-H, will host a Gathered Treasures workshop Saturday, Dec. 16. Learn how to make a beautiful holiday centerpiece. The workshop is open from 9 to 10 a.m. for 4-H members and their families. The workshop will be open to the public from 10 to 11 a.m. at 509 Front St., Henry. There is no charge for this workshop, but registration is required, to ensure organizers have plenty of supplies. To register, call 309364-2356.
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The Putnam County seventh grade girls basketball team continues to make history with every step it takes. The Pumas won the first seventh grade sectional championship in school history to earn their first state tournament appearance. PC beat Peoria St. Vincent de Paul, 30-24, on Wednesday, Nov. 29, to capture the Peoria Sectional championship. St. Vincent de Paul had a 29-6 record. The Pumas won their first game at the state tournament in Riverton on Saturday, Dec. 2, defeating Indian Creek 23-17. Hannah Heiberger had eight points, Tula Rue had seven points, Kami Nauman had six points and McKlay Gensini had two points. In its second game of the day at state, Putnam County fell to Springfield Calvary, 28-27. Gensini led PC with 19 points with Heiberger adding six and Nauman two. The Pumas (15-10) will play Mt. Pulaski for third place at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7. Mt. Pulaski beat Paris Crestwood 40-15 in the opening round and lost to Nauvoo-Colussa 29-24 in the second round. On the road to state, the Pumas defeated Henry-Senachwine 20-8 and Fieldcrest 13-9 to capture the regional championship.
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TOP: The Putnam County seventh-grade Pumas basketball team advanced to the state tournament for the first time. Team members are McKenna Wrobleski, Kami Nauman, Hannah Heiberger, Anni Judd, Avery Lenkaitis, Millie Harris, McKlay Gensini, Tula Rue, Murphy Hopkins and coach Nick Heuser. LEFT: PC’s Nauman takes a shot during the sectional championship in Peoria. ABOVE: PC’s Rue shoots against Indian Creek in the IESA state tournament at Riverton on Saturday.
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Putnam County-Hall girls Coach: Ben Aranda Top returners: Bailey Herr, jr., 170/190; Annamae Smith, so., 110/113; Ella Irwin, so., 190 Worth noting: Herr qualified for the girls state tournament last year after placing third at the sectional. She finished one win shy of a state medal.
A look at the 2023 Colmone Classic at Hall High School GRAY POOL: Fieldcrest 1-0, Putnam County 0-0, Princeton 0-1 RED POOL Hall 1-0, Rock Falls 0-0, St. Bede 0-1 BLACK POOL: La Salle-Peru 1-0, Marquette 0-0, Bureau Valley 0-1 WHITE POOL: Mendota 1-0, Stillman Valley 0-0, Pontiac 0-1 Saturday’s games Mendota 65, Pontiac 64 L-P 64, Bureau Valley 37 Fieldcrest 61, Princeton 56 Hall 52, St. Bede 43 Monday, Dec. 4 Game 5: Marquette vs. Bureau Valley Game 6: Rock Falls vs. St. Bede Game 7: Princeton vs. PC Tuesday, Dec. 5 Game 8: Fieldcrest vs. PC Game 9: Stillman Valley vs. Pontiac Game 10: Hall vs. Rock Falls Wednesday, Dec. 6 Game 11: Mendota vs. Stillman Valley, 5:30 p.m. Game 12: L-P vs. Marquette, 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7 Game 13: Black No. 3 vs. Gray No. 3, 5 p.m. Game 14: Red No. 3 vs. White No. 3, 6:30 p.m. Game 15: Red No. 2 vs. White No. 2, 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8 Game 16: Black No. 2 vs. Gray No. 2, 5 p.m. Game 17: Black No. 1 vs. Gray No. 1, 6:30 p.m. Game 18: Red No. 1 vs. White No. 1, 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 11th place: losers 13-14, noon 9th place: winners 13-14, 1:30 p.m. 7th place: losers 15-16, 3 p.m. 5th place: winners 15-16, 4:30 p.m. 3rd place: losers 17-18, 6 p.m. 1st place: winners 17-18, 7:30 p.m.
Putnam County-Hall Coach: Ben Aranda Top returners: Kaleb Gualandi, so., 215; James Irwin, jr., 285; Ben Heerdt, jr., 144; Elijah Leota, jr., 215/285; Carlos Aranda, so., 165 Top newcomers: Logan Ziel, fr., 126; Dylan Conklin, fr., 132; Shane Scribner, fr., 138; Ulises Hurtado, so., 150; John Webb, so., 157; Joseph Garcia, so., 165; Alex Tucker, fr., 215 Worth noting: Ben Aranda has a mix of veterans and new faces in the lineup for his first season as the PC-Hall head coach. “The strength of our team is the wrestlers who have been wrestling for a few years,” he said. “They have been a big help getting all the new wrestlers up to speed and getting us points during dual meets.” Aranda thinks Carlos Aranda, Heerdt, Tucker, Leota and Irwin are capable of advancing to the sectional. Aranda said he is looking to improve as a coach while helping his wrestlers in his first season. “One goal I have for myself is to become a better coach to better help my athletes,” he said. “I’m only 23 years old and this is only my second year coaching and first as head coach, so I still have so much to learn. My expectation I have for the team is to give 110% effort in the wrestling room. My main goal for this year is for all the new wrestlers to really learn and enjoy the sport.” Princeton boys Coach: Steve Amy Top returners: Carlos Benavidez, sr., 144; Ace Christiansen, jr., 138; Casey Etheridge, so., 157/165; Kaydin Gibson, jr., 126; Cade Odell, jr., 285; Augustus Swanson, so., 106 Top newcomer: Arthur Burden, jr., 190 Worth noting: The Tigers opened the season with high prospects and optimism, ranked 15th in Class 1A with a lineup of five ranked wrestlers by Illinois Mat Men. Swanson (42-10) is ranked No. 2, Odell (30-10) is No. 4, Benavidez (31-14) is No. 9 and Christiansen (38-12) is No. 10 while Etheridge (31-15) has received all-state honorable mention. Swanson and Christiansen are returning state qualifiers. Also returning are seniors Preston Arkels (150/157) and Justin DePauw (150), juniors Mike Kirth (jr., 144) and Ian Morris (215) and sophomores Eli Berlin (190), Mike Kurth (144), Gage Nutter (132), Grayson Rockey (175) and Rhett Pearson (215). The Tigers welcome junior newcomers Burden (190), who won his first match, and Anthony Lewis
(144) and freshmen Abe Longeville (144) and Landon Kendall (175). “This should be a very exciting year for us. We return all but two from last year’s lineup that graduated. So we have a lot of talent and experience coming back,” Amy said. “It may take a little while for us to get going as many of these guys are coming off of a great football season. We have five guys currently ranked at their weight classes so we are looking for really big things out of them to lead the team in the right direction. They have been working really hard so far and it has been great.” St. Bede boys Coach: Sam Allen Top returners: Garrett Connelly, jr., 175; Jordan Coventry, jr., 144; Evan Englehaupt, sr., 144; Grady Gillan, jr., 190; Jack Maschmann, jr., 165; Logan Pineda, jr., 150; Hunter Savage, sr., 132 Top newcomers: Casey Shearer, sr., 126; Marco Rizzi, jr., 138; Yigit Arslan, sr., 215; Weston Heersink, so., 190 Worth noting: The Bruins lost a pair of sectional qualifiers in Ryan and Jake Migliorini – Ryan to graduation and Jake to basketball – but return an experienced roster. Connelley was 23-20 and a sectional qualifier last season, while Savage was 21-23 and Pineda was 24-11. Allen said Connelly, Savage and Pineda are all capable of advancing to state, while Coventry and Englehaupt could be postseason advancers as well. “Our team is packed with experienced juniors and seniors,” Allen said. “This will help us a lot in dual team competition. We are missing a few key weight classes due to injured athletes and athletes choosing not tom come out this season. So, my goals shifted a little. At this point, we are going to wrestle tough each and every match and focus on individuals developing and enhancing skills as much as possible up to the regional tournament.” ... Bella Boggio is the only female wrestler for St. Bede. Princeton girls Coach: Steve Amy Top returners: Heather Heider, sr.; Izzy Gibson, so.; Josie Leone, sr. Top newcomers: Kaitlynn Hartmann, jr.; Rylee Backes, fr.; Abby Harris, fr.; Jadeyn Klingenburg, fr. Worth noting: The Tigresses continue to build their program with three returning girls, who wrestled well at sectionals last year, and the addition of junior Kaitlynn Hartmann and freshmen Rylee Backes, Abby Harris and Jadeyn Klingenburg. Hartmann’s sister, Shaylnn, and Harris’ brother, Matthew, previously wrestled for PHS. This will be the first year the girls will have their own IHSA regional. “We have seven girls currently out so it is a very exciting time for the program,” Amy said. – Kevin Hieronymus and Kevin Chlum
GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Putnam County 42, Roanoke-Benson 25: Maggie Richetta scored a gamehigh 20 points to lead the Lady Panthers to a Tri-County Conference victory in Granville on Thursday, Nov. 30. Ava Hatton scored 12 points and dished out eight assists for PC (7-1), while Gabby Doyle added six points
Putnam County 36, Midland 21: Richetta scored 20 points as the Lady Panthers picked up a TriCounty Conference victory in Varna on Monday, Nov. 26 Ava Hatton added nine points for PC. – Shaw Local News Network Ava Hatton
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RED POOL: Rock Falls 2-0, Hall 1-1 St. Bede 0-2 BLACK POOL: L-P 2-0, Bureau Valley 1-1, Marquette 0-2 WHITE POOL: Pontiac 2-0, Mendota 1-1, Stillman Valley 0-2 GRAY POOL: Fieldcrest 2-0, Princeton 1-1, Putnam County 0-2 Saturday’s games Hall 44, St. Bede 38 L-P 50, Bureau Valley 42 Mendota 47, Stillman Valley 20 Fieldcrest 39, Princeton 33 Rock Falls 42, Hall 23 L-P 45, Marquette 39 Pontiac 63, Stillman Valley 29 Rock Falls 64, St. Bede 41 Bureau Valley 51, Marquette 47 Princeton 54, Putnam County 48 Pontiac 57, Mendota 39 Fieldcrest 42, Putnam County 18 Thursday’s games Game 13: Marquette vs. OC, 5 p.m. Game 14: St. Bede vs. Stillman Valley, 6:30 p.m. Game 15 -Hall vs. Mendota, 8 p.m. Friday’s games Game 16: BV vs. Princeton, 5 p.m. Game 17: L-P vs. Fieldcrest, 6:30 p.m. Game 18: Rock Falls vs. Pontiac, 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 championship Winners 17-18, 10:30 a.m.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2023 Copies of the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2023 will be available for public inspection in the school district/joint agreement administrative office by November 30 annually. Individuals wanting to review this form should contact: Putnam County CUSD 535 400 E Silverspoon Ave Granville, IL 61326 9697 815-882-2800 7 am - 4:30 pm Mon-Fri School District/Joint Agreement Name Address Telephone Office Hours Also by January 15 annually the detailed Annual Statement of Affairs for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2023 will be posted on the Illinois State Board of Education’s website at www.isbe.net. SUMMARY: The following is the Annual Statement of Affairs Summary that is required to be published by the school district/joint agreement for the past fiscal year. Statement of Operations as of June 30, 2023
Local Sources Flow-Through Receipts/Revenues from One District to Another District State Sources Federal Sources Total Direct Receipts/Revenues Total Direct Disbursements/Expenditures Other Sources/Uses of Funds Beginning Fund Balances without Student Activity Funds - July 1, 2021 Other Changes in Fund Balances Ending Fund Balances without Student Activity Funds - June 30, 2023 Ending Fund Balances (all sources) with Student Activity Funds - June 30, 2023
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Educational 12,197,024 2,892,781 1,192,563 809,442 14,199,029 9,107,771 0 8,910,275 0 14,001,533 14,195,596
Operations & Debt Maintenance Services 2,892,781 0 0 50,000 0 26,464 0 2,969,245 0 1,816,128 0 0 0 2,073,773 727 0 0 3,226,890 727 3,226,890 727
Transportation 360,870 0 540,646 0 901,516 1,143,753 0 410,103 0 167,866 167,866
Municipal Fire Retirement/ Capital Working Prevention & Social Security Projects Cash Tort Safety 342,718 18,060 153,390 463,495 93,193 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,930 0 0 0 0 352,648 18,060 153,390 463,495 93,193 334,065 0 525,157 0 0 0 0 0 0 452,006 525,672 2,651,463 435,805 392,832 0 0 0 0 0 470,589 543,732 2,804,853 374,143 486,025 470,589 543,732 2,804,853 374,143 486,025
SALARY SCHEDULE OF GROSS PAYMENTS FOR CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL AND NON-CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL GROSS PAYMENT FOR CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Sobkowiak, Katherine C; Taylor, Jamie L; Temple, Benjamin R Hatton, Nicole M; Holmbeck, Diane M; Honel, Mary C; Jenkins-Solomon, Salary Range: Less Than $25,000; Actis, Melissa; Angulo, Torri M; Beck, Salary Range: 60,000 - $89,999; Bell, Amy L; Boudreau, Rebecca L; Shannon; Lequia, Zachary C; Lindstrom, Owen B; Loger, Trisha; Lutes, Jaclyn N; Boyd, Molly I; Butterfield, Megan M; Croasdale, Victor J; Currie, Carboni, Amy Jo; Carboni, James R; Davis, Annette E; Edens, Michelle L; Juanita; McCutcheon, Michael D; Mekley, Darlene F; Menchaca, Sulema; Gretchen M; Dean, Meaghan L; Devane, Patrick A; Dudek, Jennifer; Ellena, England, Kimberly K; Gerling, Jacqueline S; Goetz, Jodie L; Henderson, Mary Mennie, Cindy; Napier, Bridget; Neubaum, Sandra K; Nickel, Denise K; Maricille J; Gimbal, Matthew J; Hall, Josie K; Hannon, Jennifer C; Henderson, M; Heuser, Nicholas J; Hulstrom, Natalie H; Ibarra, Jennfier A; Lenkaitis, Helen Niewinski, Julie L; Olson, Hayleigh E; Parsons, Rachel M; Pavlovich, Daniela Hannah M; Hopkins, Karissa N; Hultz, Nichole M; Knight, Russell L; L; Louis, Wendy E; Lucas, Mary E; McConnell, Charles A; Meyer, Corey D; A; Petersen, Vickie L; Quiram, Taylor M; Romero, Shelley; Rue, Lesley N; Sale, Kromphardt, David W; McDonald, Courtney; Ong, Patricia J; Rehn, Wendy J; Nauman, Joshua T; Newsome, Christopher D; Olson, Amy I; Olson, Lynette Beth A; Schorn, Brea M; Shevokas, Brenda; Slingsby, John F; Soens-Lunn, Robinson, Cambria E; Sartin, Kelly A; Schennum, Scott M; Schoon, Sarah J; M; Peterson, Valerie A; Rippel, Christina M; Schrank, Dustin R; Schultz, Amy Laura M; Spratt, Robin; Staley, Correna S Rue; Staley, Ethan; Tarmann, Kathy S; Trinidad Jr, Ricardo; Trinidad, Melanie; Troglio, Sandra A; Tronie, Kristine; Shields, Janice E; Straughn-Niewinski, Chelsi L; Taliani, Theresa; Tondi, Brian L; Smith, Jannifer S; Vipond, Jim E J; Witek, Amber Salary Range: $90,000 and Over; Balestri, Courtney A; McNelis, Susan A; Vice, Jamie; Vicini, Gary J; Vipond, Cole J; Vipond, Eric J; Warren, Terry R; Weittenhiller, Hope M; Wieczorek, Daniel L; Wiesbrock, Rebecca L; Wujek, Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999; Bratkovich, Katelyn E; Dwinnells, Matthew Mott, Moriah S; Olson, Michael S; Theisinger, Clayton J; Daniel J; Yepsen, Michelle A; Zeman, Adrianna S M; Glenn, Elyssa N; Harris, Christian A; Herrmann, Rebecca L; Legner, Brianna GROSS PAYMENT FOR NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL M; Lindig, Natalie Anne; Urnikis, Gina Salary Range: Less Than $25,000; Adams, Jill M; Alleman, Dianne E; Salary Range: $25,000 - $39,999; Grant, Carlene A; Jessen, Amy; Lucas, Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999; Bagley, Kathryn E; Banik, Amanda A; Alleman, Scott W; Askeland, Tristan J; Barr, Stephana M; Berg, Connie M; Laura L; Mertel, Lori A; Munson, Jamie S; Otero, Jose A; Popurella, Susan M; Baumgartner, Brian J; Bush, Ashley A; Curry, Joshua A; Delvallee, Abby L; Bickerman, Braden A; Bienemann, Tyler R; Boggio, Heather E; Borri, Kelly Schmidt, Brenda R; Schorn, Carey A; Seibert, Jamie L; Thompson, Debra K; Downey, Anne M; Downey, Brianna A; Ellena, Tyler J; Erickson, Kristina A; M; Boyd,MKikenna M; Bradshaw, Audrey M; Brandstatter, Loretta J; Brooker, Trovero, Jennifer J; Urnikis, Mary T; Veronda, Stacy M; Zuniga, Julie Erickson, Michelle L; Goddard, Lisa M; Grubich, Kristen M; Heiser, Angela Connor F; Buffington, Krista R; Casey, Lori A; Copeland, Robin; Currie, Scott Salary Range: $40,000 - $59,999; Acuncius, Lynn M; Butler, Jeffery A; Goetz, M; Himelick, Morgan E; Jalley, Kimberly A; Judd, Kylie M; Kimble, Taylor E; L; Curry, Samantha E; Cwikla, Alexis M; Czerny, Dennis L; Delhotal, Allison Margaret M; Main, Katherine L; Myres, Peg; Wackerlin, Mark Klypchak, Kristin E; Kunkel, Jamie J; Lasik, Jennifer M; Lenkaitis, Jessica L; M; Dove, Jessica; Dysart, Kristi L; Edens, Emma G; Edens, Jacob B; Ellena, Salary Range: $60,000 and Over; Fay, Angela M; Lamboley, Ann P; Reaska, Lequia, Brandi M; Lule, Meagan; Masini, Eric E; McCurry, Kelly A; Mignone, Ashley R; Eustice, Sydney; Falk, Erica N; Fay, Harold E; Fonderoli, Velma; Tracy K; Ward, John E; Maria A; Miller, Emily B; Newsome, Bethany M; Rodriguez, Carmela R; Sale, Furar, Aiden J; Gallup, Claudia; Gensini, Ralph J; Goetz, Kelly; Griffith, Jan Jared M; Schmitt, Ryan M; Serafini, Angela; Simpson, Amy E; Smyk, Lainie M; M; Grimshaw, Wyatt D; Hamby, Stacy L; Harris, Kayla; Hatton, Joann M; PAYMENTS TO PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION OVER $2,500 EXCLUDING WAGES AND SALARIES AAA Tree Service 7,840; Airgas USA 2,567; All American Disposal 5,000; 21,665; Ideal Environmental 5,922; IL Assoc of School Boards 15,373; IL Public Schools 48,528; Perma Bound 12,237; Prairie Farms Dairy 43,499; Amazon Capital Services 37,931; Amazon/SYNCB 15,051; Ameren Illinois Principals Association 3,180; IL Valley Cellular 4,502; Illuminate Education Prairie State Insurance 113,944; Prairie State Tractor 2,512; PrairieCat 5,569; 175,434; American Central Insurance Services 28,956; Apptegy 6,000; 3,225; Impact Networking 4,322; Interiors for Business 33,610; IX Controls Primary Imprest 3,909; Pro Ed 3,179; Put Co PCEA/IEA Dues 57,756; PUT Beacon Athletics LLC 5,312; Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois 1,011,869; 3,820; IXL Learning 3,758; JB Contracting 124,699; Johannes Bus Service CO SCHOOL (Fed TRS) 10,859; PUT CO SCHOOL (TRS Health) 80,507; PUT Boondocks Barns 5,663; Bureau County Republican 2,608; Burris Equipment 1,019,629; Johnson, Larry 4,313; Judd Construction 16,365; Junior High CO SCHOOL (TRS) 461,903; PUT CO SCHOOLS (IMRF) 222,498; PUTNAM 2,972; Cadence Consulting 43,396; Carroll Seating Company 6,120; Imprest 7,953; Kohl Wholesale 204,225; Koolmaster 2,889; KS State Bank CO COMM UNIT (IL) 293,544; PUTNAM CO SD FIT 559,429; PUTNAM CO Champion of Choices 4,500; Chapman’s Mechanical 105,695; Cioni Ford, Al 39,840; L-P Area Career Center 38,250; Learning A-Z 2,940; LEASE 192,596; SD MEDICARE 130,306; PUTNAM COUNTY SD FICA 246,827; RealityWorks 7,758; Common Goals Systems Inc 20,880; Curry, Joshua 2,581; Daktronics Lenkaitis, Helen 8,582; Liberty Mutual Insurance Co 8,317; Liberty Mutual 3,359; Regional Office of Education #35 4,730; Renaissance Learning 7,703; Inc 5,445; De Lage Landen Public Finance 33,094; Dell Marketing 8,391; Insurance 40,743; Lighted Way Assocation 264,792; Locker Room 17,729; Robbins Schwartz 29,116; Ruyle Mechanical 17,998; Santander Bank 32,181; Delta Industries Inc 6,212; Demco Inc 5,234; Docusign Inc 4,800; Double Z Louis, Wendy 5,202; Mandarich Law Group 2,905; Mark Karlosky Consulting SAVVAS Learning 121,329; Scholastic Inc 3,799; School Specialty 14,550; Trucking 5,000; EMS Linq Inc 10,971; Engie Resources LLC 44,219; England, 64,579; Mastercard 69,734; McGraw-Hill School Education 2,899; McNabb Screencastify 3,712; Seconds Matter 15,867; Senergy Electric 2,637; Sherwin Kimberly 2,529; ESGI 11,760; Ficek Electric 6,813; Frontier 9,893; Frontiline Internet 130,328; McNabb Telephone Co 21,238; Mediaccom 5,511; Menards Williams 3,730; SKI Sealcoating 17,000; Special Education Services 14,293; Technologies 23,541; Getz Fire Equipment 10,005; Gillan Construciton 3,555; Peru 17,836; Mickeys Massive Burritos 3,388; Midwest Transit Equipment Specialized Education of IL 4,261; St Margaret’s Health 7,065; Staples Credit Gopher Sport 4,677; Gorenz and Associates 18,870; Grainco FS 10,198; 52,234; MTI Production 2,965; Music Shoppe Inc 16,903; Mystery Science Plan 4,349; State Disbursement Unit 10,844; Superintendent Imprest 4,533; Graphic Electronics 3,176; Guardian 95,555; Hall High School 16,866; Healy 2,584; N2Y 4,689; National Business Furniture 16,888; NCS 8,305; Newsome, Symmetry Energy Solutions 57,808; Toedter Oil Co 19,701; United Rentals Bender Patton 115,944; Hennepin Water District 6,295; Henricksen 19,949; Christopher 5,000; Bitabkem Ubc 3,800; Oglesby Public Schools 61,830; 3,140; Univ of IL/TBH Business Svcs 22,500; Varsity Spirit Fashion 5,623; High School Imprest 29,728; Hillmann Pediatric Therapy 44,840; Home Depot Orkin 9,070; OSF Medical Group OCC Health 6,840; Ottawa Elem School Village of Granville 56,586; Washingrton National Ins Co 18,492; Waste Pro 41,740; Hornbaker Gardens 2,783; Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Dist 141 48,675; PCCU (NEC) 29,741; PenServ Plan Svcs 49,336; Peoria Management 17,640; Webstaurant Store 19,622; SM-PR2127258
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