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clubs & organizations American Cancer Society Art in Your Eye Batavia Cares Batavia American Legion Post 504 Batavia Woman's Club BATV Bulldog Boosters Kane County Health Department Delnor Hospital Fermilab (Public Affairs) Fox Valley Special Rec Assoc Historical Society LivingWell Cancer Resource Center Lutheran Social Services Mothers' Club Renaissance Project Tri City Family Services Tri City Health Partnership Triathlon Waubonsee Community College Women in Business Bridge Update April 18, 2008- The scheduled 16-day total closure of the Wilson Street Bridge will take place as planned beginning 7am on Monday 4/21 running through 3pm on Tuesday, May 6th. Motorists are strongly encouraged to find alternate routes well in advance of travel so traffic congestion near the bridge and along Routes 31 and 25 are minimized. Please allow for any delays when planning travel during the 16 day closure. While traffic signals on Fabyan Parkway will be adjusted, traffic delays are still expected. Traffic will be monitored closely, but after extensive discussion by City Staff and an analysis of a similar closure in February of 2007, it was determined that putting police officers at intersections will not help traffic flows along Fabyan parkway during this closure. The City apologizes in advance for any inconvenience this closure will cause. Once this closure is complete, it is anticipated that the bridge will have reached substantial completion. Traffic will return to its normal configuration and much of the parking will return to the bridge. Some bridge work will continue however, and some parking spaces will be occupied by bridge construction equipment as the finishing touches are put into place on the bridge deck. Ryan Rendleman to receive degree posthumously By Pete Rosenbery Carbondale, IL -- Southern Illinois University Carbondale will award a degree posthumously to a senior photojournalism student from Batavia who died from injuries received in a car accident last week south of Nashville, Ill.Nick Rendleman will accept an undergraduate diploma on behalf of his brother, Ryan M. Rendleman, during commencement exercises for the College of Mass Communication and Media Arts on Saturday, May 10. The commencement begins at 1:30 p.m. in Shryock Auditorium. Ryan Rendleman, 22, died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident Tuesday, April 29. He was on his way to a photo shoot and stopped in traffic at a construction zone when a tractor-trailer hit his car from behind. Rendleman was on his way to an assignment for the University's student-run newspaper, The Daily Egyptian, when the four-vehicle crash occurred. The Reader Survey results are in. Here's a first look at the survey results. Watch for more details and comments in the coming days! See the results.
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