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The New Business Corner
Following is a listing of new businesses that have recently located in O’Fallon:
Agape Child Development Center of O’Fallon, 622-624 E. State Street
Anderson Pest Solutions, 922 Talon
Curtain Call II (Consignments), 113 E. First Street
Dianna McDonald, Ltd. (Massage Therapist) , 634 N. Main
Madgals - A Touch of Class (Consignment/Art Gallery), 133 W. First Street
Mark Vandiver Agency (Insurance), 1103 Frontage Road
MPE, Inc. (Beauty Salon), 1558 W. Hwy. 50
Seasons of Health Exceptional Oriental Medicine (Medical Acupuncture), 1904 W. Hwy. 50, Suite B
O’Fallon Veterans’ Monument Perpetual Tribute
The O’Fallon Veterans’ Monument, located on Wesley Drive just west of Seven Hills Road, will accept applications for inclusion on the monument pillars on anongoing basis. All honorably discharged veterans who lived in O’Fallon School District #203 at any point in their lives are eligible. There are two cutoff dates annually. The deadline for submission of applications for Memorial Day is March 1st of each year and the deadline for the Veterans’ Day ceremony is September 1st of each year. Applications are available at O’Fallon City Hall, the O’Fallon Township building, VFW Post #805 or visit the web site at www.ofallonveteransmonument.org. If you need further
information, please call 618-632-3204.
 Historic Preservation Commission Post Cards AvailableIn their efforts to preserve the history of O’Fallon, the O’Fallon Historic Preservation Commission has designed a set of 17 full color postcards, depicting the landmarks in our City that have received historic landmark designation. Sets are available for $10 at the O’Fallon Historical Society Museum (624-8409) and from the Planning & Zoning Department at City Hall (2nd Floor) 624-4500, ext. 4.
CROP Walk 2007
Crop Walk (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty) will take place on Sunday, October 14, 2007 at O’Fallon Community Park. Registration begins at 1:15 p.m. and the walk steps off at 1:30 p.m., rain or shine. The walk will begin at Community Park, proceed to Rock Springs Park where refreshments and fun activities will be available, and then ends back at Community Park. Approximately 2,000 communities across the country participate in CROP events each year, raising funds for local hunger-fighting agencies as well as for the international relief and development efforts of Church World Services. Twenty-five percent of the funds raised by the O’Fallon CROP Walk will stay right here in O’Fallon/Shiloh to support local hunger-fighting efforts, especially the
O’Fallon-Shiloh Food Pantry.
For more information on the walk, call Ron Fontenot at 628-8262.
O’Fallon Farmers Market
The O’Fallon Farmers Market will remain open every Saturday through the end of October.
Don’t miss the wonderful opportunity to purchase fresh, farm-grown vegetables, fruits and plants.
The market is located on First Street next to the Caboose and is open from 8 a.m. - noon. New vendors are welcome.
For more information, call O’Fallon Main Street at 624-4503.
To find out how city government operates and to better understand the role of the city administrator, log on to the City’s Web Site at www.ofallon.org
to view City Administrator Walter Denton’s web log !!
Missed the City Council Meeting?
You still have the opportunity to see your local government at work and keep up to date on what is happening in your City. Council meetings are re-aired on O’Fallon’s Cable Channel 10 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 7 p.m. and every Wednesday at noon.City Talk, our talk show, is aired immediately following the re-airing of the Council Meeting.
Residents can keep up to date on what is happening in the City of O’Fallon by
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