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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 2011

Page

7

April shatters records as Southern Illinois logs monster rainfall

Meteorologist Doc Horsley calls April a monster wet month as Southern Illinois records surpass 1996’s 13.7 inches. At Lake of Egypt he notes 15 inches with some observers reporting up to 19 inches, driven by seven storms and more than 10 inches after April 19.

Illinois Doc Horsley Horsley Lake of Egypt

Randolph County Driver Cited After Slick Road Crash

Samantha L. Donson, 24, was westbound on Illinois 154 at Cheridan Road in Randolph County when she lost control in rain. Her car left the road, struck a utility pole and veered into a ditch. She suffered minor injuries, was transported to Sparta hospital and cited for improper lane usage and not wearing a seat belt.

Evansville Illinois 154 Cheridan Road Randolph County State Police District 13 Samantha L. Donson Donjon Sparta

Kids share preparedness lessons at Carbondale club night

Boys and Girls Club of Carbondale hosts Family Vacation Night inviting parents to learn emergency prep. SIUC speakers from Red Cross and LDS Church educate on disaster kits while prizes aid kit supplies. A Katrina survivor speaks. donations welcome to cover kit costs.

Boys and Girls Club of Carbondale Red Cross SIUC Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints P.O. Box Tina Carpenter

Flooding swamps Reed Station Mobile Home Park in Illinois

Andres Melchor waded through chest high water as Crab Orchard Creek flooded Reed Station Mobile Home Park in Carbondale. More than 150 residents faced evacuation, initially advised then mandatory, as eight acres flooded and trailers were submerged or threatened. Melchor expressed uncertainty about the future.

Carbondale Andres Melchor John Melchor Crab Orchard Creek Reed Station Brandon Circle Melcher Aul Newton Juan Medina Reed Station Road Medina Crab Orchard Lake

Flood video links and road closure updates in Jackson County

Melcher plans to stay in Du Quoin waiting for flood waters to retreat as Jackson County Emergency Management Agency posts closures online. The Southern points readers to flood footage and the latest road status across the county.

Jackson County Emergency Management Agency Thesouthern.com

Rescuers pull woman from stranded car near Chester

Chester area firefighters used a boat Tuesday morning to rescue an elderly woman whose car stalled on a flooded bridge about two miles east of Chester. Deputy Rick Kennedy said she is fine and had not been swept away as high waters forced the stop on the bridge. See Chester page 2B.

Chester — City Chester Rick Kennedy Randolph County Sheriff’s Department

NRC to discuss Honeywell safety at Metropolis meeting

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a public meeting on May 9 at 7 p.m. in the Massac County Courthouse Metropolis to discuss its latest safety performance evaluation of Honeywell Specialty Chemicals. The evaluation covers Jan 7 to Dec 31 2010 and NRC staff will take questions after the business portion.

Metropolis Nuclear Regulatory Commission Honeywell Specialty Chemicals Massac County NBC Honeywell NRC

Take-back drug collection effort across Southern Illinois

Nearly a dozen take-back sites in Southern Illinois are listed for this Saturday with additional locations in Paducah Cape Girardeau Jackson and Perryville Missouri. Police will collect unwanted drugs from 10 am to 2 pm. Residents should call local law enforcement due to possible flood related cancellations.

Illinois Paducah Cape Girardeau Jackson Perryville

National Take Back Day Aims To Clear Expired Prescriptions

Police urge safe disposal of unused prescription drugs as the federal DEA notes most abuses come from home medicine cabinets. Flushing or trash disposal risks safety. National Take Back Day this Saturday offers a safe option.

Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Home Medicine Cabinet

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