Mount Carmel police arrest string of domestic and traffic suspects
Mt Carmel police report from Nov 30 to Dec 3 detailing arrests including Christopher M Price for violation of protection order and aggravated domestic battery after a domestic disturbance. Jill Matsel for no valid license. Michael S Keneipp for suspended license. David T Bearden and Sheree L Mullis for drug and traffic charges. Elizabeth Swanson and Daniel Dudley for domestic battery. Daeshawn D Williams for failing to appear and possession of brass knuckles. all held at Wabash County Jail.
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Mount Carmel
Christopher M. Price
Price
W. 5Th Street
Wabash County
Jill Matsel
North Division Street
Matsel
Michael S. Keneipp
Mt. Carmel
Keneipp
St. Francisville
David T. Bearden
Knox County
Bearden
Sheree L. Mullis
Mullis
Wabash
Bellmont and area churches host Nativity events this weekend
Bellmont community invites all to two Live Nativity scenes at Lick Prairie Christian Church and Beulah United Methodist Church on December 8 with free admission and refreshments. St Mary's hosts a Festival of Lessons and Carols on December 9, and other concerts follow, including Wabash Valley College New Odyssey concert on December 16 and Gospel appearances by Gordon Mote and Ernie Haase. Church notices urge Advent reflections and local charity drives through December 30 with holiday greetings and reminders.
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God Bless
America
Lick Prairie Christian Church
East 400
Bellmont
Wabash County
Beulah United Methodist Church
Sumner
Bethlehem
St Mary’s Church
5Th Street
Mt. Carmel
St. Mary’s Music Ministry
St. Mary’s
Mikayla Beck
Mary Wonzik
Rena Bever
Wabash Valley College
Wabash Valley Arts Council
Brubeck Auditorium
Wabash
Bellmont United Methodist Church
Jackie Mongeon
Beulah Hall
Vaughn Courter
Oakview Heights Nursing Home
St. Mary Church
St. Mary
Bellmont Christian Church
Emmanuel
Lisa Cochran
Daniel Webb
Wabash Presbyterian Church
WBCYV
Cnter
Martha Eads
Dan Webb
IRS
Taylorville hit by December tornado in 1957 storm
Weather service surveys indicate a tornado near Taylorville Illinois produced estimated peak winds of 155 mph. In Taylorville 34 homes were severely damaged or destroyed, 66 major damage, 406 damaged but habitable. 21 people were treated at Memorial Hospital. Governor Rauner later declared Christian County a disaster area.
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Illinois
Smith
The
Weather Service
Taylorville
Springfield
Chris Miller
Lincoln
Taylorville Memorial Hospital
Miller
Bruce Rauner
Christian County
van Buren
Arkansas
Rudy
Spring Hill
Cardboard boxes beat pricey tech toys for young children
Pediatricians from NYU Langone Health say simple, hands on play with blocks puzzles and even throwaway boxes fosters healthy development in children up to age five. The American Academy of Pediatrics cautions against heavy screen time citing risks to speech language development and obesity while noting most kids use devices before age one.
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Alan Mendelsohn
Mendelsohn
NYU Langone Health
New York
American Academy of Pediatrics
U.S
Pediatricians’ Group
The
Academy
Three sites considered for water plant with new pump at Mulberry Lift Station
Levy Commissioner Justin Dulgar announced three potential sites for the proposed water treatment plant to be named and reviewed early next year. The Mulberry Lift Station will receive a new pump as planned, with officials noting the work has not yet been completed. The meeting opened with a moment of silence for longtime firefighter Phillip Kingsbury, who began as a volunteer at 16, served from 1964 to 2003, and was fondly remembered by Commissioner Rod Rodriguez.
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Justin Dulgar
Mulberry
Dulgar
Phillip “Butch” Kings
Bury
Rod Rodriguez
Kingsbury
Rodriguez
Fire Department
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the Electrician
Cole Berry
Curt Ile
Jill Wise
Pearl Harbor
Phillip Hughey
Pete Smith
Kimberly Keepes
Sarah Rigg
Paul van Matre
Brant Arnold
Henry Ray Engelhart
God Bless the USA
Brenda Marriott
Levy
Coco’s
13Th St
Lawrenceville
CDR
URS RC
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