Beazer site contamination cleanup begins in Carbondale
Contamination cleanup at the Beazer site kicks off in Carbondale as part of ongoing public health and environmental actions. Authorities report investigation timelines and safety measures while residents await remediation progress and future site use plans.
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Magera Aims for Medal in Archery Team Round
John Magera, in his second international event, advances from the individual round with several 10s but falls in the first round to Cheng Pang Wang of Chinese Taipei. He remains confident as the U S team prepares for the late night start and a possible team medal bid.
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Barry Kohl, wife, staffers indicted in Illinois case
State police arrested Barry Kohl superintendent of the Franklin-Williamson Regional Office of Education his wife and two staffers after a 65 count indictment from Franklin County grand jury The charges include theft forgery perjury and official misconduct The indictments stem from alleged bogus travel vouchers and reimbursement for personal expenses The Kohls allegedly falsified trips and meals and pressured others to commit perjury The case underscores alleged public trust violations with multiple co defendants in Williamson County Illinois reportedly filed by Attorney General Lisa Madigan
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SIU Carbondale to detail new gay staff benefits
Southern Illinois University Carbondale officials said details on newly approved partial health and dental benefits for gay and lesbian employees will be provided in coming days with funding mechanisms and eligibility to be determined by Sept. 1. The chancellors moved ahead at the board’s request. Edwardsville campus also adopted the extended benefits.
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Pinckneyville smith Wright cheers move of Grand American to Sparta
Pinckneyville gunsmith Stuart Wright, longtime Wright's Inc. owner, welcomes the Amateur Trapshooting Association Grand American's 2006 move to the World Shooting Complex in Sparta. The event draws about 5,600 competitors annually and doubles as a major social and trade gathering for shooters and vendors. Wright plans to capitalize on the influx by selling choke tubes, performing barrel work, and offering repairs while engaging customers face to face.
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Wright’s Inc. owner happy Grand American move to Sparta
Stuart Wright of Wright's Inc in Pinckneyville welcomes the Amateur Trapshooting Association Grand American contest moving from Vandalia Ohio to Sparta. He is in Vandalia this weekend for the event along with Southern Illinois shooters and Illinois Department of Natural Resources representatives, noting the shop serves competition and recreational shooters.
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