Today’s Events Boating Safety Course At Kinkaid Marina
A boating safety course runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Kinkaid Marina on Kinkaid Lake in Murphysboro. Registration is required through the University of Illinois Extension Office. Call (618) 687-1727 for details.
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Kinkaid Marina
Kinkaid Lake
Murphysboro
University of Illinois Extension Office
Chautauqua
Hasan Davis
Wuat's Comine Yard Sale in Carbondale
A yard sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 214 E Jackson St Carbondale features children's clothing toys and furniture. Proceeds benefit Dayemi School House. Contact Todd Brown at 618 457 7264 or taria globaleyes.net.
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E. Jackson St
Carbondale
Dayemi School House
Todd Brown
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Marion district cracks down on abandoned pools
Marion authorities move to enforce nuisance rules to curb stagnant water in yards. Public safety chief Jimmy Stewart cites safety and health risks as mosquitoes breed in idle pools. Bi County Health Department sanitarians praise the proactive stance to cut stagnant water.
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Franklin-Williamson
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
John Rottman
Bicounty Health Department
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Sangamo Reunion Sparks Memories at Crab Orchard Plant
Alice and Richard Jordan recall their Sangamo Electric plant days during a reunion. The factory opened in 1946 making condensers transformers and power factors. Situated in the Ordill area at Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, many longtime workers return yearly after the plant left town about 41 years ago.
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Jordans
Ordill
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
Huck Novara
Richard ‘Dick’ Jordan
Marion
Sizzlin
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Kidnap Case Goes To Jury In Georgia Man Trial
Deliberations begin in the aggravated kidnapping trial of Christopher Myers charged with forcing his estranged wife from their Anna home at gunpoint in April 2002. Myers testified as final defense witness, denying harsher claims and detailing a subdued incident.
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Jonesboro
Christopher Myers
Anna
Myers
Rebecca
Du Quoin teen moved to general jail population
Carl Furrell, a Du Quoin teen accused of killing a taxicab driver, was moved from solitary confinement to the Perry County Jail’s general population after turning 17. Judge James Campanella granted the motion at a Perry County hearing Wednesday following filing by State's Attorney David Stanton.
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Pinckneyville
Perry County
James Campanella
David Stanton
Carl Furrell
Stanton
Furrell
Judge rules man fit for trial in Sharp murder case
A Kentucky man, identified as Sisk, is deemed fit to stand trial in the 1978 Sharp murder case. Carbondale and Kentucky State Police pursued the case, with a March 4 warrant for Sisk’s arrest and extradition to Jackson County. He faces up to 40 years if convicted. a March ruling applies 1978 law. Preliminary hearing date pending.
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Murphysboro
Sisk
John Sharp
Carbondale
Sharp
Best Buy
East Main Street
Jackson County
David Watt
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