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Janice F. Ricks passed away at 10:33 a.m. on Friday March 5, 2021 at OSF St. Anthony’s Hospital in Alton. She was born July 14, 1946 in Alton the oldest daughter of the late F. W. Pivoda Jr. and Betty Westbrook Pivoda. She married Michael L. Ricks on March 20, 1970. He survives. She graduated from Alton High School in 1964, and earned her B.A. at SIUE, graduating in 2006. She was employed by The Wall Street Journal, the Graduate School of Business at The University of Chicago, Owens Illinois Machine Manufacturing, and the Alton City Clerk’s Office, finally retiring as administrative assistant at The Episcopal Parish of Alton. She was an Elder of the Presbyterian Church. A talented vocalist, in her early college days she played the guitar and performed folk music, twice winning the SIUE Talent Show. She also appeared in several plays at the university, with lead roles in Sheridan’s The Rivals, and Bell, Book and Candle. Later in life, she loved singing old
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accorded to them by the united states constitution. this second item is an item i will be introducing today. it is a lot that relates to something i mentioned last week is a law that relates to something and mentioned last week. my office has been working with supervisor mar on a variety of strategies so that san francisco continues to be a national model for addressing the crisis of wage theft. in fact, this thursday, at the government audit and oversight committee, we are holding a hearing on how all relevant city departments are working to combat and address the issue of wage theft. as i mentioned last week, wage deft cost workers in the united states billions of dollars in legally mandated wages each year. wage that harms responsible business owners to follow the rules, the are playing by the rules, paying the workers as they should be paid and who, as a result, are at a disadvantage as far as the businesses that do not follow those rules. today, with the co-sponsor shi
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we have extra paint on hand and where there monday through friday making sure it is clean. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. good afternoon. i represent the owner of 1524 mission street located at mission and geneva. we have also received a notice. we paid on that one on april 1st, 2011 and we got one for the same building, 5128, the same address. we paid the building every month it seems like an now, members in the community have made it known to our painters that the symbol there should not be removed or there will be retaliation against the painters. it s getting tougher and tougher to get rid of this. we have been working with the police department. officer mccarthy to try to solve this problem. we keep getting $250 fines over and over and unless we want to hire someone 24 hours to stand out there and painted, i don t know how to come to terms with this issue. it s frustrating. this happens all over the city and i think the bureaucracy is outrageous. thank you. p
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