Alberta woman convicted for speeding in Johnson County
Mariola Walter, 42, of Alberta, Canada, pleaded guilty to speeding 123 mph on Interstate 24 in Johnson County. She received a 400 dollar fine after a plea bargain that dismissed a reckless driving charge. Walter was cited May 6 for exceeding the speed limit by 40 mph or more. Andrea Hahn
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Chicago man gets 35 years in drug case
A 29 year old Chicago man, Ruben Arroyo, was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute and distribution of cocaine, crack, and methamphetamine in Jefferson and Williamson counties. He was fined $1000 and will serve five years of supervised release after incarceration. Arroyo remains in Jackson County Jail.
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Jefferson and
Williamson Counties
Ruben “Camel” Arroyo
United States
Southern District of Illinois
Randy Massey Arroyo
Arroyo
Jackson County
Du Quoin Police Make Two Warrant Arrests
Du Quoin police arrested Deltina West 22 for three counts of unlawful delivery of cannabis on a Pulaski County Missouri warrant at 1 58 p m. Later Perry Jason Childers 35 of Elkville was taken into custody on a Perry County warrant for violating his conditional discharge at 8 35 p m.
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du Quoin
Deltina West
Pulaski County
Perry County
Jason Childers
Elkville
Kelley Reflects on Retirement Plan as Rend Lake College Director
Bob Kelley, 56, discusses his looming retirement as Rend Lake College director of marketing. A Mount Vernon High School and SIUC journalism alum, he moved from the Owensboro Messenger-Enquirer to RLC after feeling burned out in newspapers and seeking closer to home.
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Bob Kelley
Kelley
Mount Vernon High School
RSC
SIUC
Springfield State Journal-Register
Evansville Courier
Owensboro Messenger-Enquirer
RLC
Owensboro
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96-year-old Carbondale man cherishes hollyhocks and seeds
96-year-old Richard Nitene of Carbondale recalls hollyhocks as his grandma’s favorite and fears their scarcity. He harvests seeds daily to share, hoping more households plant the flowers once common in the region. He recounts moving west of the tracks, a welcoming neighbor with hot meals, and memories tied to the hollyhocks.
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Richard Thorpe
Carbondale
Richard Nitene
Anna
Thorpe
West Sycamore Street
Carbondale remembers Mayor Helen Westberg
Longtime Carbondale resident Helen Westberg, a 14 year city official including a 1983 to 1987 mayoral term, dies at 89 in Springfield. Friends plan a memorial at First Presbyterian Church as details of her public service span Carbondale Planning Commission Attacks Community Services Board and DAR among others.
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Helen Westberg
First Presbyterian Church of
Westberg
Springfield
City Hall
Carbondale Planning Commission
Community Services Board
Citizens Advisory Committee
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
PEO Sisterhood
Anna Mager
Mager
SIU officials see China trip sparking long term energy ideas
SIU leaders returned from a 10 day trade mission to China saying the trip could yield long term benefits for both nations. The group discussed clean coal technology and new fuel sources with Chinese partners emphasizing coal's role in meeting energy needs.
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Southern Illinois University
China
Illinois
Rod Blagojevich
Jack Lavin
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
SIUC
John Koropchak
Siuc Coal Research Center
John Mead
Tomasz Wiltowski
SIU Board
John Simmons
Mead
U.S
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