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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2003

Page

13

Tragic drowning of two children in Ohio River at Joppa

Massac County deputies and emergency crews found two children, 2-year-old Chase Massey and 3-year-old Hailee Massey, in a vehicle submerged in the Ohio River at the Joppa boat landing. They were transported to Massac Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead. Authorities from the sheriff's office and state police are investigating the incident.

Joppa Ohio Massac County Dispatch Massac County Chase Massey Hailee Massey Massac Memorial Hospital

St Bruno Picnic Draws Crowd to Pinckneyville Event

St. Bruno Church hosts its annual July picnic in Pinckneyville drawing crowds from near and far. The day features a 3:30 p.m. Mass, 4-7 p.m. dinners, karaoke, games and rides, a country store, live music by the Salty Dogs, and a 7:30 p.m. bingo with handmade quilts and cash prizes at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

Pinckneyville St. Bruno Church Knights of Columbus Hall Knights of Columbus K.C. Hall

Willisville names new police chief and hires

Willisville Mayor Bill Eyer appointed Lewis V Bruns as police chief. Justin Roberts was terminated as a part time officer. Pam Holder was hired at seven dollars an hour with academy training and a 30 day probation at eight fifty and ten dollars thereafter. A bid process for a new police station is planned with a hoped thirty five thousand dollar state grant. The board also enacted alcohol venue licensing with a six month license fee of three hundred seventy five dollars, except one day events.

Willisville Bill Eyer Lewis V. Burns Eyer Justin Roberts Pam Holder Tim Conners Fire Department Village Board Doug Vickery II Hill Street David Goetting Goetting City Hall

Man charged with sexual abuse free on bond

Donavan V. Wright Watt, a 21-year-old Carbondale man, will stand trial on multiple counts of sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy this year. At a preliminary hearing in Jackson County, Wright pleaded innocent. The victim and acts occurred during April May and June in Carbondale locations. He was released on a $500 bond after a motion to reduce it was denied.

Murphysboro Carbondale Vishant M. Desai Jackson County Court E. Dan Kimmel Kimmel Desai Maurice McCann Jackson County Harold G. Downs Dennis M. Allen Allen David Watt Patricia Gross Donavan Ashley Noto East Park Street Wright Noto S. Lake Heights East College Street Gross Michael Wepsiec Watt

Pinckneyville hospital to add 80 beds this year

Pinckneyville Community Hospital plans 80 new beds by month end as part of ongoing improvements. Administrator Tom Hudgins noted a small May loss but a net May profit after considering all income, and praised ventilation upgrades that brought the facility into compliance. A new admissions system and printer will streamline paperwork and cut costs.

Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Community Hospital Tom Hudgins Hudgins Illinois Department of Health PCH Illinois Pinckneyville Healthcare

Scholarships awarded to area students across Illinois towns

Multiple scholarships totaling thousands of dollars were awarded to graduates and soon to be students in Pinckneyville Carbondale Elverado Benton Marion Carterville and nearby areas. Recipients include Fahran Robb Greg Padesky Heather Burnside Benji Emerick Hilary Melton Zachary Whitecotton and others pursuing studies at Southern Illinois University John A Logan College Rend Lake College and Carbondale area high schools with awards from Rotary Ford Best Buy and local legions.

Pinckneyville Fahran Robb Future Farmers of America Pinckneyville High School Robb Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Rotary Club Greg Padesky Frank L. Klingberg Southern Illinois University Rotary Klingberg Rotary Club of Elizabeth A. Lewin Elkville Heather Burnside John A. Logan College Elverado High School Hilary Melton Marion High School Best Buy Children’s Foundation Robert and Rhonda Melton Thce High Campbell American Legion Post 1096 Trico High School Kelly Rabe Tina al Rabe Tyler Thomas Beckman Don Debbie Beckman Thomas Rend Lake College Carterville Robert M. McCluskey Zachary Whitecotton McCluskey Williamson County Fnternal Order of Police Whitecotton

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