Vermilion County Health Department (VCHD) re- ported 114 new Covid cases on October 1, including one each in their 90s, 80s and 70s, six in their 60s, 16 in their 50s, 11 in their 40s, 12 in their 30s, 13 in their 20s, 28 teens, 16 grade-school-aged children, three pre-schoolers, two toddlers, and four infants. Ninety- three people were released, which brings a cumulative total of 13,074 positive cases since the pandemic be- gan. Public Health Administrator Doug Toole announced two COVID-related deaths: a man in his 60s, and a woman in her 20s. Vermilion County has had 190 Covid-related deaths since the pandemic’s onset. There are currently 21 Vermilion County residents Public health administrator announces two deaths, 114 new Covid cases in Vermilion County Hoopeston’ s only locally-owned daily news publication! www. justthefacts. net Email: Tuesday, October 5, 2021 the Phone/Fax: (217) 283-9348 Lourdine Florek, Owner publish@justthefacts. net P. O. Box 441, Hoopeston IL 60942 Corn crate cleanup Roger Uden, left, Hoopeston Parks Department lead, along with Blaine and Chaz Landers, remove crates from the McFerren Park basketball court Monday. The crates contained corn for the National Sweetcorn Festival, held over Labor Day weekend. The pile did not deter hoops enthusiasts, who have played around the pile. with COVID hospitalized. There are currently 276 active COVID cases in the county. Toole said VCHD is aware of nine Vermilion Coun- ty residents who became reinfected with COVID since June 1. Of the 114 cases being reported October 1, one of them told health department personnel that they have been fully vaccinated. As part of the interview process, contact tracers ask each person who tested positive whether they are ful- ly vaccinated against COVID-19. Two of the 21 Vermilion County residents currently hospitalized with COVID are fully vaccinated.
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Vermilion County Health Department (VCHD) re-ported 114 new Covid cases on October 1, including one each in their 90s, 80s and 70s, six in their 60s, 16 in their 50s, 11 in their 40s, 12 in their 30s, 13 in their 20s, 28 teens, 16 grade-school-aged children, three pre-schoolers, two toddlers, and four infants. Ninety-three people were released, which brings a cumulative
total of 13,074 positive cases since the pandemic be-gan. Public Health Administrator Doug Toole announced two COVID-related deaths: a man in his 60s, and a woman in her 20s. Vermilion County has had 190 Covid-related deaths since the pandemic’s onset. There are currently 21 Vermilion County residents
Public health administrator announces two deaths, 114 new Covid cases in Vermilion County
Hoopeston’s only locally-owned daily news publication! www. justthefacts. net
Email:
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
the Phone/Fax: (217) 283-9348
Lourdine Florek, Owner publish@justthefacts. net
P. O. Box 441, Hoopeston IL 60942
Corn crate cleanup Roger Uden, left, Hoopeston Parks Department lead, along with Blaine and Chaz Landers, remove crates from the McFerren Park basketball court Monday. The crates contained corn for the National Sweetcorn Festival, held over Labor Day weekend. The pile did not deter hoops enthusiasts, who have played around the pile.
with COVID hospitalized. There are currently 276 active COVID cases in the county. Toole said VCHD is aware of nine Vermilion Coun-ty residents who became reinfected with COVID since June 1. Of the 114 cases being reported October 1, one of them told health department personnel that they have been fully vaccinated. As part of the interview process, contact tracers ask each person who tested positive whether they are ful-ly vaccinated against COVID-19. Two of the 21 Vermilion County residents currently hospitalized with COVID are fully vaccinated.
August 11 Melissa L. Daniels, Milford, appeared at sentencing for nuisance structure; new sentencing date September 8. Karina D. Montoya, Hoopeston, general nuisance case dismissed by hearing officer. Mitchell A. Misheal, Hoopeston, failed to appear at sentencing for general nuisance in two cases, found guilty by default in both; fined $180 plus 21 days to comply or per-day fines will be assessed; status hearing September 8. William R. Thomas, Hoopeston, failed to appear for general nuisance in two cases, found guilty by default in both, fined $280 and $10 per day abatement order. Sec-ond case dismissed by hearing officer; status hearing September 8.
Weather Slight chance of showers today. High 76. Tonight, mostly cloudy. Low 60. Tomorrow, chance of showers, thunderstorms. High 76, low 62. For real time Hoopeston weather, visit justthefacts.net/weather/.
Titus T. Barber, Hoopeston, failed to appear at ini-tial appearance for theft, found guilty by default, fined $180; status hearing September 8. Titus T. Barber, Hoopeston, charged with trespass-ing, failed to appear at initial hearing, found guilty by default, fined $180; status hearing September 8. Titus T. Barber, Hoopeston, charged with disobey-ing police, failed to appear at initial hearing, found guilty by default, fined $180; status hearing September 8. Andrew W. McKelvey, Hoopeston, pleaded not guilty to general nuisance at initial appearance; trial Sep-tember 8.
September 8 Linda S. Drollinger, failed to appear at initial ap-pearance for unlawful acts constituting disorder, found guilty by default, fined $180; status hearing October 13. Gage M. Fouse, Hoopeston, failed to appear at sta-tus hearing in three cases; all were sent to state for further enforcement.
Court Dispositions
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
3 BR upstairs apt. $475 + security deposit. Must have good refer-ences, good history. Garage. No pets. (217) 304-3477 for appoint-ment. Agent-owned.
HELP WANTED
Breakfast cook. Waitresses, Kitchen help needed. Apply in person at The Pit Stop at Fast Lanes Bowling Alley, 719 W. Elm, Hoopeston.
Hoopeston Area CUSD #11 has openings for the following posi-tion: Custodian Applications are available online at Hoopeston Area CUSD's website, www.hoopeston.k12.il.us, or may be picked up at the District Office.
LINZER PRODUCTS We are looking for a part time Janitor with potential for full time.. Please stop in at 1025 E. Thompson Ave.
Full-Fill Industries in Henning is HIRING! New starting wage is $18/hour. Full-time positions with benefits and part-time posi-tions available for 1st and 2nd shifts. Apply at www.full-fill.com/employment-opportunities Applications available onsite. EOE
Crestline is seeking a part-time and on-call Maintenance per-son, HVAC (certified is preferred), Electrical, Plumbing. Send resume to [email protected]
United Prairie-Hoopeston has opening this Fall for the follow-ing: CDL Drivers and Non-CDL. Pick up applications at 18978 E 3850 North Rd Hoopeston. For more information call 217/888-0164.
Silgan Containers is hiring for Press Line Mechanics. **Increased
Starting Pay** We offer great benefits and 11 paid holidays! For more information and to apply, please follow this link: https://silgancontainers.mua.hrdepartment.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/11980
East Lynn Fertilizer is seeking a full time applicator. Call 217-375-4225 or stop by 41284 S Main St., East Lynn, IL for more de-tails.
Silver Brothers is looking for part-time mixer drivers. Hours will vary. Must have Class B CDL, pass a drug test, be able to climb a ladder, and lift 75 lbs. Pay will be $20/hour to an experienced driver. Perfect opportunity for a retired person wanting some extra money. Stop by 105 E. Washington, Hoopeston for application.
Dogtown Heating, Air, & Plumbing is in search of an experienced HVAC technician to help serve our customers in the area. Pay based on experience. Health insurance, Life insurance, and 2 weeks paid vacation. We have a family atmosphere that serves our customers with honesty and integrity. Email [email protected]
Aquality Solutions is looking for full-time delivery drivers skilled in efficiency, organization, and flexibility. Delivery Drivers will deliver bottled water and bagged salt to commercial and residen-tial customers and must have knowledge or be willing to learn maintenance operations when not driving. Apply in person at 102 N 1st St. in Hoopeston or call us at 855-692-7824.
Email [email protected] or call (217) 283-9348 to place your ad!
Classifieds
Briefly Volunteers needed
Grant Township Food Cupboard needs help at 6:45 a.m. Tuesday unloading the food truck. The task should take 30 minutes or less.
Grave decorations to be removed Ross/South Ross Cemetery District will remove grave decorations on or about Oct. 11. This includes Rossville, Mann’s Chapel, Bethel, Prairie Chapel, and Miller cemeteries.
At the library Stitchin’ Time, 10 a.m.-noon Wednesdays. Cro-chet, knit, sew or other needlecraft, bring your project and coffee and enjoy a morning of fun and conversa-tion!
Bloodmobile The American Red Cross will be in Hoopeston on Fri-day, October 8 from noon-4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Those who donate in October will receive a link to claim a $5 e-gift card to a merchant of their choice! Walk-ins are welcome but appointments are preferred. To schedule an appointment, donors can go to www.redcrossblood.org, and use the sponsor code Hoopeston. Masks will be required.
Elbert W. Cannon, Hoopeston, failed to appear at initial hearing for battery, found guilty by default, fined $380; status hearing October 13. Jerry D. Sisk, Hoopeston, failed to appear at initial appearance for general nuisance, found guilty by default, fined $180 plus 14 days to comply with abatement order or a per-day fine will be issued. Status hearing October 13. Jerry D. Sisk, Hoopeston, failed to appear at initial appearance for general nuisance, found guilty by default, fined $180 plus 14 days to comply with abatement order or a per-day fine will be issued. Status hearing October 13. Kinzi J. Calloway, Hoopeston, failed to appear at status hearing; case sent to state for further enforcement. Ernesto A. Linares, Hoopeston, case paid in full, case closed. Thad Finnell, Hoopeston, failed to appear at status hearing for general nuisance, status hearing October 13.
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