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October 21, 2014

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BY JERMAINE PIGEE

DIXON – Dixon Superintendent Michael Juenger wants to gather as much support for Senate Bill 16 as he can.

SB16 is intended to completely rework the way the state funds pub-lic education by shifting money away from suburban and urban school dis-tricts and toward more rural districts with lower assessed property values.

The Dixon School District stands to gain $299 per pupil in funding, mean-ing the district would get an additional $766,452, based on the way the bill is written.

“We are promoting the passage of Senate Bill 16 because it will be ben-eficial to the school district,” Juenger said. “Something has to be done, and this is one way to get the talks started.”

SB16 has passed the Senate and is being discussed in the House.

If the bill passes, it will be the first time since 1997 that the state’s school fund-ing formula has changed.

“Districts with higher poverty rates have received less state aid, and it makes no sense,” said Ron McCord, superintendent of Rock Falls High School. “Something needs to happen, because the idea of equality funding does not apply to the current formula.”

According to the State Board of Educa-tion’s projections, the bill would gener-ate an additional $371,325 for McCord’s district, and the Rock Falls Elementary School District stands to gain $1,055,548, should SB16 pass.

The Sterling School District is slated to gain more than $1.5 million via SB16.

Superintendent Tad Everett could not be reached for comment Thursday.

All told, the projections show that the bill could generate an additional $5.5 million for districts in the Sauk Valley. The area districts that are projected to lose funding are Bureau Valley, East-land and Erie.

The Erie School District could lose more than $436,000.

“I’m definitely not in favor of a bill that will cost our school district over $400,000,” Superintendent K. Bradley Cox said. “That would account for 4 percent of our total revenue.”

Illinois ranks 49th in the nation in terms of state funding for students.

Despite that, State Sen. Tim Bivins, R-Dixon, voted against the bill.

“Senate Bill 16 is an elaborate reshuf-fling of state aid for our schools through an overly complicated formula,” Bivins said. “It pits schools against one anoth-er, taking money away from some school districts and sending it to others. Despite the fact that some of the local

schools in northwestern Illinois would receive more money, I cannot support a measure that robs Peter to pay Paul.”

In the 45th Senate District, which Bivins represents and includes all or a part of Carroll, DeKalb, JoDaviess, LaSalle, Lee, Ogle, Stephenson, White-side and Winnebago counties, the bill would cut funding for 20 school dis-tricts and increase funding for 22 other school districts.

“It’s just a redistribution of the money local school districts get,” Bivins said. “This is an attempt to address the fund-ing issue, but it’s not ready for prime time yet, because it’s still a work in prog-ress.”

Rep. Tom Demmer, another Dixon Republican, said some schools gain money, others lose money under SB16 because of different factors.

“It’s a very complicated formula,” he said. “Dixon benefits because they have a higher percentage of students on the free and reduced lunch program.”

Demmer also said equalized assessed valuation plays a role.

“If a school district has a higher EAV, they may lose funding under the new formula,” he said. “Poverty levels and special education numbers also play a factor.”

SB16 could be voted on by the House sometime in November, following the fall election.

However, Demmer said he would not be surprised if additional time is need-ed.

“There could be some significant hear-ings on this and some amendments on the bill,” he said. “The next steps are uncertain, but the bill is getting a lot of attention right now.”

Bill could bring $5.5M to areaBeing discussed in House, it would benefit bulk of area districts

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More money definitely would help the Dixon School District, which has been hit hard by proration, los-ing roughly 14 percent of its operating budget over the past 4 years.

“We are only as strong as our neediest children,” Juenger said. “There is no doubt that as a state, we need to invest more in edu-cating our children. But first, we must ensure that we invest the dollars we have equitably.”

Demmer said he is still studying SB16 and has not yet taken a position on the bill.

“It’s a benefit for some schools, and it hurts other schools,” he said. “Because of that, some schools may support the bill, and others will oppose it.”

If approved, the bill would be phased in over 4 years.

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Illinois ranked 49th in student fundingProjected district-by-district impact

If Senate Bill 16 passes, the majority of public school districts in the Sauk Valley would gain funding while only three districts would lose money. Listed below are the schools and the impact SB 16 could have on their school dis-trict, according to the State Board of Education.

Amboy School District: $57,719Ashton-Franklin Center District: $42,799Bureau Valley School District: -$141,364Chadwick-Milledgeville School District: $89,101Dixon School District: $766, 452Eastland School District: -$506,418East Coloma-Nelson Elementary School District: $92,020Erie School District: -$436,000Montmorency School District: $30,437Morrison School District: $447,931Oregon School District: $345,432Polo School District: $228,861Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico: $569,207River Bend School District: $253,077Rock Falls Elementary School District: $1,055,548Rock Falls High School District: $371,325Sterling School District: $1,540,696West Carroll School District: $754,120For more information on Senate Bill 16, visit isbe.net/EFAC/default.htm.

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STERLING – As hard as it is to accept, win-ter is coming. But, the good news is that it won’t be nearly as bad as last year.

A c c u w e a t h e r o n Wednesday released its 2014-15 winter forecast, which pre-dicts less-than-aver-age snowfall amounts (Chicago might fail to see even 30 inches) and temperatures 7 to 9 degrees warmer than last year, though still about 2 degrees colder than average.

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2021 E. 7th St.3BR, 1ba. 860sq.ft

Single Family Sale Date:

Sat., Nov. 8th at 11:00 a.m.

FREE BROCHURE800-260-5846

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Josh OrlanAuctioneer

Lic# 471.006701Lic# FM4440004255% Buyer's Prem.

Brechon FarmServices, Inc. islooking forFarm HelpFT or PT$18/hr.

Send resumes to:1270 IL.

State Route 26 S.Dixon, IL 61021

Brechon FarmServices, Inc. isNow Hiring forMechanicsFT or PT$30/hr.



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2BR, applcs., A/C,garage, $600/mo.+ dep. 815-626-2461 Avail. 11/1/14

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HEALTH / MEDICAL 504

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Sunny 3BR, newkitchen, monstergarage. $650/mo.815-878-7399.

Attractive 1 & 2BR. apts. withsome utilities. Ster-ling & Rock Falls.No pets, no par-ties. Refs. req.815-336-2305.

Now Hiring all positions,

apply within,Days Inn

Rock Falls 2105 1 st Ave.

Advertise yourmobile homes for

sale here!!

2BR for rent $395mo. 630-965-1470

Sm 2 BR duplexDixon south side,No pets, appl in-cluded. $400 moplus dep. 815-

440-4412

Nice 2BR garage &fireplace, garbage& water incl. Nopets. $575 + dep.815-973-5886

1 & 2BR, Hampton Apts.815-625-7043

Tall Pines MobileHome Community

has a mobilehome availablefor rent! $350-

$450. Call Kristinefor details.

815-772-8943

RIVER RIDGEAPARTMENTS

1-815-414-2288

2 BedroomGreat LocationGarages Available

3 MonthsFREEGarage Rental*

*Only Valid while garages last. Newapplicants only.Next toALDI in Sterling

PERMONTH

$4951st Month’s Rent

FREE*with 1 year lease

1BR home on 2.3Acres

New roof (2014).Brand new flooringthroughout. Appli-ances included -gas stove, refrig.,washer & dryer.Call 815-440-2491.

2BR., 1BA garageNO PETS. $550mo. + dep. 815-440-7985.

RTO 2BR $49,900$5,000 down.441-3515.Agent owned.

Secured 3 acrew/ high bays andoffice, 3818 River

Rd., Sterling.815-626-8790

3BR, C/A, applcs.400 Holcomb $650Avail. Nov. 1, 815-718-5488 svla.org

3BR Ranch incountry, black toproad, no pets, dep.& ref. required.815-535-2093

1BR upstairs, ap-plcs. furnished &garage. Ref. & dep.Required. No Pets.$375/mo. Call 815-946-3191

2BR home. Appli-ances furnished.Central air. Garage.References anddeposit required.$595 per month.No pets. 815-946-3191 after 5 pm.

! ! ! ! !For Sale or Rent: This luxurious cus-tom built 2000home features: 2story entrance foy-er which opensinto large LR withsoaring ceilingsand two-story win-dows. Elegant de-signer kitchen withstainless steel ap-pliances and gran-ite counter tops. 4BR, 3.75 baths.Two master suiteswith Jacuzzi in-cluding ground lev-el suite. Loft overlooking living area.Large deck over-looking park-likebackyard. 3.5 cargarage. Walkingdistance to Sinnis-sippi Park andRock River.$269,000. Will con-sider owner financ-ing and/or rent withoption to buy.Http://fusion.realtourvision.com/idx/29397Please ask aboutproperty tax incen-tive. 312-373-0601

Edon Apts. 2BR,$500mo., $400dep. Refs. Req.No dogs. 815-441-3999.

! Duplex, 2BR,appl. no pets,$550 month Lease815-973-2831

Efficiency, $370/mo. No pets.Close to downtown and good lo-cation. Call 815-632-9602

New 2BR, Amboy,water incl., $475 /mo., sec. dep., nosmoking, no pets,815-973-3502

Studio,1 & 2 Bedroom

Washer & Dryer UnitsFitness Center

Balconies / PatiosOpen House Daily

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Ca ll Me 2-Rent8815))632-7368(Loc tedd BehindNorthland Mall)

1BR, $375 mo. +dep, stove & refrig.563-880-8622

2 BR., clean, QUI-ET, 779-348-4709

1BR BasementApt., 1008 N.Dixon, w/ attachedgarage, stove, re-frig, all utilities incl.except cable, nopets, ref., lease,$425/mo. + $425dep. 815-652-2042

Dixon Dells 2BRBasement Apt.,

stove, refrig,garage w/ opener,

basic cable,garbage p/u fur-nished, no pets,

Ref. & lease,$475/mo. + $475

dep. 815-652-2042

3BR. No pets.$650+ dep. Call815-626-3716.

Sinnissippi Townhomes

First Mo. Free!Spacious 2 BR. 2story townhomes.Central air, goodlocation. Laundryhookup. (815)626-1130.

Totally remodeled2BR upstairs du-plex. Applcs. Nopets. $550/mo+dep. 815-626-4681

Sterl ing RentalsNewer 2 Bedroom

$599.00 & UpApplcs., Fireplaces

2002 3rd Ave.1836 First Ave.606 W. Lefevre2 BR $535.001 BR $465.00

1 Studio $390.00Partial Heat, Water,Sewer, Refuse

Removal, LaundryFacilities, Satellite(815)626-1431

2BR, 1.75 BA,$600/mo. + dep.815-441-0901.

THICKSTENAPTS.

1 & 2 BR houses815-499-4217

2 Cemetery Lots,$500 each. CallLaverne 863-623-8604

1Br Apt., gas heatincl., $400/mo. +sec. dep. ContactMike, 815-973-4534

NEW TODAY

2 story, 2-3BRhome. Close toschools. 815-946-3230 after 4pm

NEW TODAY

1 Br. All utilities,plus cable/Internet

incl., $550/mo.,Single room occu-pancy $400/mo.

Call Floyd847-226-5976

NEW TODAY

2BR upper 309 5th

Ave. Stove, refrig.Water, sewer,garbage incl. $450/mo. $450 dep. Nopets.815-625-6364

NEW TODAY FULTON- Great2BR apartmentsavailable nowstarting at $462 amonth! Rent in-cludes water, sew-er and garbagepickup. On sitelaundry, major ap-pliance, off streetparking and airconditioning.Please call 1-800-686-5165 or 608-822-7368. This in-stitution is anEqual OpportunityProvider and Em-ployer. EqualHousing Opportu-nity.

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Lg. 1BR upper,water, sewer,garbage incl. $375+ dep. No pets.815-440-5452

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A room w/kitch-enette. All util. Nopets. $350 mo. +dep. Non-smoking.815-718-3500.

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2BR, 1st floor, ap-plcs., porch &garage, $600 mo. +ref. & dep. No pets.815-288-5445

NEW TODAY

Full Time C.N.A.Position Open

Please Apply at: Heritage Square

620 N. Ottawa AveDixon, IL EOE

NO PHONECALLS PLEASE

NEW TODAY

Hiring Part-timeGeneral Manufac-turing Position.Located in Dixon.General mainte-nance duties, me-chanically inclined,ability to lift up to50lbs. Please sendresume and wagerequirements to:

[email protected]

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Hiring Part-timeTruck Driver. CDLrequired. Passportpreferred. Locatedin Dixon. Pleasesend resume andwage requirementsto: [email protected]

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1BR upper, sepa-rate utilities, acrossfrom KSB, offstreet parking $385/mo. 815-677-3694

NEW TODAY

1BR upper, stove,refrig., garbage p/uSouthside. No petsRefs., lease. $350/mo. $350/ dep.815-652-2042.

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Lg. 1BR. + appl.No pets. $425 +dep. 815-718-1784

NEW TODAY

3BR, newly remod-eled. C/A, garagew/opener, new ap-plcs. $700/mo. Nopets. Call 815-441-0856 forshowing.

NEW TODAY

BEAUTIFUL RIVER FRONT

COTTAGE In Grand Detour on1 acre in a beauti-ful secluded areaon the Rock River.Fully furnished3BR, 1 ba. (new), 2car garage. Newroof on garage &house. Extra !acre lot, $40,000.Will sell on con-tract with goodcredit, reasonabledown payment.$145,000. No real-tors please. Tellyour Chicagofriends about thisriver property as itis truly a special lo-cation. Call Jim815-441-5179.

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LOANMANAGER POSITIONLocal financial institution is seeking an energetic, motivatedand knowledgeable individual to assume the loan departmentduties. This individual will be responsible in all areas oflending, including consumer lending as well as mortgagelending, both first mortgage and home equity loans. Thiswill involve underwriting and processing loan applications,producing documents while maintaining regulatory andcompliance guidelines within the lending field. Somecollection work within the loan portfolio will also be partof this position. Mortgage lending knowledge or ability tolearn quickly is an asset. This individual must be able tomulti-task, be organized and detailed and be able to acceptthe challenge of balancing a full workload of various duties,including some front-line teller tasks. The Loan Managermust be registered under NMLS or be eligible to be registeredunder NMLS. Previous financial institution experience is aplus. Salary is commensurate with knowledge and experience;full benefit package included. If you are interested in thisemployment opportunity, please send resume and salaryexpectations to P.O. Box 375, Morrison, IL 61270

NURSSSESSSLong term care facility is accepting applications for PTnurses. Stop in and !ll out an application or apply onlineat www.good-sam.com. AA/EOE, M/F/Vet/Handicap,Drug Free Workplace.Good Samaritan Center - Prophets Riverview

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Walmart Logistics is Hiring Orderfillers!Sterling, IL

Logistics is truly the heart of the Walmart operation. It’s the divisionthat keeps millions of products moving to customers each day of theyear, while using the latest environmentally-sustainable practices todo it.Walmart’s senior management understands the competitiveadvantage that our Logistics operation provides, and they supportthe division by providing extremely competitive wages.

Responsibilities:• Maintain freight integrity by inspecting freight for damage and

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voice control equipment, stacking onto pallets, placing labels inappropriate area on freight and transporting using power equipment

• Organize warehouse by removing and stacking empty pallets

As an Associate with Walmart, you will receive competitive wagesstarting at $16.10/hour, a 3 or 4 day schedule and may be eligible fora variety of benefits that enhance your career, compensation, homeand life.We also have progressive raises over the first 30 months.

*Plus…$0.35 2nd Shift differential*Plus…$1.35 weekend shift differential

*Plus…$0.75 Freezer pay *Plus…$0.50 Orderfiller Premium

Also…Earn up to 30% of your base pay basedon individual production

Possible…$1.10 per hour Quarterly Bonus!

To apply or for more information about career opportunities withWalmart,please visit our Distribution Center and stop by the hiring kiosk:

Walmart Distribution Center23769 Mathew Road (Just off Highway 30)

Sterling, IL 61081

Walmart Store, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer – By Choice.

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Amerigas, the nation's largest propane distributor hasan immediate opening for a detail oriented, customer fo-cused SEASONAL DELIVERY REPRESENTATIVE for ourROCK FALLS, IL location. Seasonal employees work 3-4winter months during our peak season.

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To apply stop by to !ll out an application:2701 E. Rock Falls Rd.Rock Falls, IL 61071

CNAsWe are accepting applications from Certi!edNursing Assistants for PT days & nights and FT2nd shift. Stop in and !ll out an application or applyonline atwww.good-sam.com. AA/EOE, M/F/Vet/Handicap, Drug Free Workplace.Good Samaritan Center - Prophets Riverview

310 Mosher Dr.Prophetstown, IL 61277

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ROUTEDELIVERYDRIVER –ClassAor Class B CDL licenserequired. Paid holidays and uniforms. Long-term employment,full-time. Overtime opportunities during peak season. Four daywork week during off season, if desired. Health insurance, pro!tsharing, and variable year-end bonuses. Delivery area 80 milesfffrrrooommm OOOhhhiiiooo, IIILLL. HHHooommmeee dddaaaiiilllyyy. RRReeeqqquuuiiirrreeesss gggooooooddd wwwooorrrkkk eeettthhhiiiccc aaannnddd cccllleeeaaannndriving record. Bring current copy of MVR.

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Parkway Apartments55 years and Over

710 West Lefevre, Sterling2 or 3 Bedrooms Available

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WOOD / FUEL 746

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LAWN MOWERS 779

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1999 Chevy PrizmSedan 4dr., newignition, front tires,brakes, & wheelbearing replaced.$1500 815-303-5244

Invacare ProntoM51 electric scoot-er, new batteries,$500/obo 815-973-9978

1994 Lexus 400,sun roof, AC,chrome wheels,sharp car, $3000obo 815-973-9978

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Janitor Openingin Dixon area.Monday-Friday,hours 1:30 p.m. -5:30 p.m.PLEASE APPLYONLY IF YOUCAN PASS ACRIMINALCONVICTIONBACKGROUNDCHECK.Call Denny at732-2126 be-tween 7:30 A.M.And 3:30 P.M.EOE

2007 Ford FocusSES, good cond.,no rust, 97,500 mi.$5500 815-677-6910

I Buy: Antique fur-niture, fishing tack-le, toys, post cardsjunk. 815-445-6151

1993 Dodge Dy-nasty, 138K mi.Runs good. $1500.815-625-0201.

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Paid training. Applyin person IllinoisCentral School

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2002 Buick Centu-ry, 183K mi., newtires, very clean,good work car,$2,000/obo 815-590-2077

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1979 Ford Thun-derbird, car showwinner! Exc. cond.$6500. 815-946-3916 after 5pm

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