Steven’s Glass Etching
Steven Richey, Artist 23050 Cumberland Rd. 309-660-2660 ld_richey@yahoo.com
DetailsSteven Richey, Artist 23050 Cumberland Rd. 309-660-2660 ld_richey@yahoo.com
DetailsResidential • Commerical • Property Management Scott & Janet Whitehouse 309-928-3601 309-928-9341
Details15 Years Experience • Insured Michelle Langston, Owner 309-531-9717 langston_cleaning@yahoo.com
DetailsEvery year thousands of pets around the country are given as gifts during the holiday season. If you are thinking about joining this tradition, please “paws” to prepare your home before bringing a furry friend home for the holidays. Puppies and kittens are naturally curious and tend to turn unexpected household items into play or…
DetailsIf you are the proud owner of a brand new home, your to-do list is probably pretty long. One item you might consider moving a little closer to the top of that list is making sure your brand new investment is electrically sound. Your home’s electrical system is one of its most crucial elements and…
DetailsFull Ordinances as of 2008, in PDF format, right click and save as to save a copy to your computer: Farmer City Ordinances 2008-web
DetailsIf you plan on using electrical equipment while you work outside, it is important that your equipment is plugged into a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). A GFCI monitors the flow of electricity in a circuit. If there is an irregularity, even a very small one, the flow of electricity is shut off, preventing an…
DetailsGen. Line of Merchandise, Records, Books, Comic Books, Sports Cards, Old Jewelry, Tools, Post Cards, Stamps, phones 10-5 Thurs-Sat or by Appointment 209 S. Main St. 309-825-1537 email: sbbarrow@yahoo.com
DetailsSometimes utilities must put trucks and personnel in roadways to make repairs or install new equipment to keep power on at your home and business. Workers in these situations might already be facing the hazards of dealing with high voltage, and they increase their risk when establishing a work zone in the roadway. No matter…
DetailsWhen temperatures are warm and the power goes out, there are other ways we can stay cool, comfortable, and safe. Following these suggestions from the Safe Electricity program will make it easier to cope with a power outage when the weather is warm: Keep freezers and refrigerators closed! The food will stay fresh longer if…
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