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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2008
Page
9
Brief power outage hits 720 Ameren customers in Carbondale
An isolated outage in Carbondale affected more than 720 Ameren customers Thursday evening from about 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ameren spokeswoman Erica Abbott said the disruption stemmed from a line hit near the Wall Street substation, likely caused by a telephone crew. WSIU HD radio is sound salvation: WSIU Public Radio will install a hybrid analog digital transmitter next week, temporarily off air 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday Jan 22. Take pictures like a pro: Cache River Wetlands hosts a two part wildlife photography workshop led by Dave Brewer on Jan 19 and Jan 26 at the Cache River Wetlands Center Cypress. Call 657-2064 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameren
Carbondale
Erica Abbott
Wall Street
Southern Illinoisan
N. Illinois Ave
Abbott
WSIU
Wsiu Public Radio
Public Broadcasting
SIUC
Wsiu Radio
WUSI
WVSI
Carbondale-Marion
Cache River Wetlands
Dave Brewer
Cache River
Cache River Wetlands Center
Cypress
Pinckneyville Hospital May Transfer Home Health Hospice to VNA
Hospital administrator Tom Hudgins said Pinckneyville Community Hospital plans to transfer its home health care and hospice service to the Visiting Nurses Association after a signed letter of intent. The move targets Medicare reimbursement losses by retaining staff with similar pay and benefits, and involves leasing space on the town square for the new base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckneyville
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Visiting Nurses Association
Tom Hudgins
VNA
Hospital
Hudgins
Melaney Arnold
Illinois Department of Public Health
Illinois
IDPH
Gary Liebscher
Young student tests vending lead with college lab help
Seventh grader Charsi Kane tested metal trinkets from vending machines for lead content with guidance from Maureen Curran at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School and James Elliott of John A. Logan College. Tests found no lead. Kane plans to enter Illinois Junior Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Novara
Charsi Kane
Justin Lukins
Conner Phelps
Matthew Boling
Mary Kate Herm
Maureen Curra
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Herrin
Kane
James Elliott
John A. Logan College
Maureen Curran
Curran
John
Wynn files suit against alleged attackers
In Williamson County court records three men tied to law enforcement face a civil suit over an Aug. 13 beating of Derek Wynn. Patricia S. Murphy, Wynn’s attorney, accuses Kyle Murray, Kyle Rinella, and Clinton Ronchetto of threatening, restraining, and beating Wynn and of conspiring to commit the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Derek Wynn
Wynn
Patricia S. Murphy
Murphy Law Office In
Energy
Williamson County
Kyle Murray
Kyle Rinella
Clinton Ronchetto
Murray
Herrin
Rinella
Ronchetto
Plant owner city agree on annexation
PINCKNEYVILLE The city and Cooper Industries have reached an annexation agreement for the plant and property they acquired. Mayor Joseph Holder said the legal staffs confirmed details remain as proposed. Cooper sought annexation after buying the former GS Metals plant on Illinois 154 to access utilities. The city agreed to all requests at a January 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckneyville
Cooper Industries
Joseph Holder
Cooper
GS Metals
Illinois 154
Holder
Women's Center near 1.5 million fundraising goal in Carbondale
The Carbondale Women's Center nears its 1.5 million capital campaign goal with 1.315 million raised as of Thursday. The renovation will double space to about 8,000 square feet, expanding from 32 to 40 beds with six bathrooms, new offices, and stronger security to better serve domestic violence and sexual abuse victims and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Carbondale Women’s Center
Camille Dorris
Dorris
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