It will be a monumental day in Clinton Wednesday when Governor Bruce Rauner signs the much anticipated nuclear energy legislation at Clinton High School.
For nearly two years, Clinton residents, Exelon employees and officials have been waiting on the Illinois legislature to answer the calls of the nuclear energy provider to bring them on par with other renewable energy sources and late last week, that call was answered.
For nearly two years, Clinton residents, Exelon employees and officials have been waiting on the Illinois legislature to answer the calls of the nuclear energy provider to bring them on par with other renewable energy sources and late last week, that call was answered.
Wednesday, the Governor of Illinois will sign the bill at Clinton High School and City Administrator, Tim Followell anticipates a huge crowd.
Those attending are asked to use the athletic entrance to the high school and use the parking lots most western entrance. There will also be shuttles from downtown Clinton and if possible, others are asked to park at the movie theater.
The presentation starts at 2 pm and will feature several speakers with the Governor to address the community last.
The Big 1520 AM/92.3 FM WHOW and dewittdailynews.com will broadcast the signing of the legislation live at 2 pm Wednesday afternoon.
