Thieves Steal Church AC Units and Windows in City
Police responded to St. Pauls Ministry 300 N Missouri Ave Wednesday after suspects removed two Air Base air conditioning units worth 15000 from a fenced area behind the church. Officers also investigated thefts on G Street and 1700 block of N Michigan Ave involving seven double pane windows valued at 1300 and a 1988 Hale 35 foot four horse trailer worth 1200. An aggravated assault report noted a female driver striking a man’s vehicle three times and attempting to run him down on 1100 block S Kentucky Ave. Police were called to 700 block N Beech Ave Wednesday after a driving incident on Emerald.
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Local Crime Blotter Reports Home Burglary and Vandalism
Police report a drive by with two sons where a man was threatened with a gun. A burglary occurred in the 700 block of East Third Street with entry after a woman returned home. intruders watched TV ate a meal and left a bottle of tequila. A separate incident on Hickory Street details BB gun damage to double glass doors. Tips can be given anonymously to Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS.
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Habitat for Humanity Loaned Hands Build 14th Home at Beech Street
Habitat for Humanity begins work on its 14th house in 18 years at 1106 E Beech St for Marisol Vargas and her three sons Jordan Jaylen and Javien Vargas a Bank of America employee for five years will gain an energy efficient home with 250 hours of sweat equity and plans to move in by early fall Volunteers will assist Saturdays through summer as builders trench foundations set plumbing pour concrete frame the house and finish interiors with volunteer labor and community support.
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Congress renews Violence Against Women Act
The House approved the Senate version of the Violence Against Women Act amid GOP changes, sending a bill to President Obama. The measure renews protections, expands coverage to gays, lesbians, immigrants and Native American women, and funds housing, legal aid, and hotlines.
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