Rend Lake children's center hosts patriotic three day parade
Rend Lake College's Children's Center celebrated patriotism with a three day event from Monday to Wednesday painted in red, white and blue. Activities included a Fun in the Sun day water games a carnival and a parade of tricycles wagons and strollers. Center founder Smith said the event teaches young children about Old Glory and Independence Day and boosts parent participation. The center founded in 1998 operates for children of students and employees and collaborates with the college's early childhood development program to connect classroom learning with hands on care.
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Nashville shooting kitchen witnesses police chatter and dawn lights
A Nashville man describes hearing police orders and seeing blinking lights as a pickup residents were ordered down. He recounts seeing two injured people near a truck, two ambulances arriving, and confusion over why anyone would be shot for a license plate light.
Shooting case raises questions after police fire on truck
Nashville police officer Michael Renth shot at a pickup after being told a woman, Reidelberger, had a warrant. Harvey, shot in the back and shoulder, says the incident began with a traffic stop over a plate light. State police confirm shots, note no occupants fired, case under investigation with probe questions unanswered.
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CAPS and Homeland Security coordinate nationwide July Fourth safety plan
White House says combat air patrols will resume over major cities including New York and Washington as CAPs return to deter threats. A 24 hour Homeland Security Coordination Center will monitor about 2100 Independence Day events with FBI Secret Service and FEMA liaison staff in major cities.
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Franklin Hospital Aims July 24 Closing Date
Franklin announces a $4 million USDA loan and July 24 closing for hospital completion. Officials anticipate full operation by mid July with federal, state, and local cooperation praised. A July 8 council meeting will approve a $50,000 interim loan repaid by the USDA loan through Benton’s revolving fund.
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Inaccurate Calendar and Marriage Notices in The Southern Illinoisan
A calendar item misread as Papa's House opening Friday at 7 p.m. at The Stage Company Carbondale. Also, a Williamson County court note wrongly stated Willie Cheatham and Wanda Nelson as applying for a license. they were married in 1949 and had just picked up a copy.
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