Category Archives: WCMY News

Marseilles looking to improve and expand sewers
The Marseilles City council is asking for grant money for two sewer projects. Mayor Jim Hollenbeck says one will reline the sanitary sewer line that runs along Bluff and Union Streets. The other will ...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

Morris State Senator says violence isn't the way to accomplish change
Morris Republican State Senator Sue Rezin says what happened to George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police is unconscionable. She says that peaceful protests are being hijacked by outside...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

LaSalle County has nine new COVID-19 recoveries; one new case
Nine more people in LaSalle County who tested positive for COVID-19 have recovered. The LaSalle County Health Department says there was just one new case to report on Friday. That puts recoveries at 9...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

Money still available for local businesses from Marseilles City Hall for COVID-19 relief
The Marseilles City Council has approved eleven loans for businesses being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mayor Jim Hollenbeck says the city still has $40,000 to loan out. The loans are interest f...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

Ottawa to have city computer systems assessed for security weaknesses
Ottawa Mayor Dan Aussem wants to make sure the city's computers aren't vulnerable to hackers. The city's hiring a firm to look them over. The company will look for weak points in the city’s comp...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

Washington Park fountain to get repairs
Niles Industrial Coatings put in the low bid for some work at Washington Park in Ottawa. City Commissioner Marla Rodriguez says the 18-year old fountain needs work: concrete patching, painting, and el...
WCMY News Jun 5, 2020

Settlement imminent in case to rehire fired deputy auditors
The lawyers didn’t go into details Thursday, but they informed Grundy County Judge Lance Peterson that the LaSalle County Board is about to consider a settlement with two deputy auditors who los...
WCMY News Jun 4, 2020

Man in his seventies dies after testing positive for COVID-19
Another person from LaSalle County has died after contracting the coronavirus. The LaSalle County Health Department says the man was in his seventies. There have been sixteen coronavirus-related death...
WCMY News Jun 4, 2020

Congressman and challenger on George Floyd death
Cong. Adam Kinzinger says what happened to George Floyd makes him sick. He also says the right to protest doesn't include the right to deface U.S. memorials, burn historic buildings, and loot business...
WCMY News Jun 4, 2020

Marseilles City Council votes to require businesses to register with city hall
Marseilles City Hall will now require all businesses to register for a license. Mayor Jim Hollenbeck says some types of businesses, such as home businesses or contractors, already have to do it. The o...
WCMY News Jun 4, 2020
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