Rescue video shows dogs living in feces filled trailer in Williamson County
Animal control and Williamson County Sheriff's Department documented severe neglect at a residence where 47 dogs were found in squalid conditions. Only five dogs and three puppies appeared adoptable. most others were unaccustomed to people and risked euthanasia. A march 17 contact and march 19 warrant preceded a search. a video shown at a press conference depicted the interior and the rescue as dogs were moved to kennels outside.
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State probes show repeated complaints about Colp dog owner
Sheriff and Illinois Department of Agriculture detail on site checks May 23 2007 June 18 2007 and January 17 2008 amid claims of overcrowded filthy conditions. Despite earlier findings of dogs in good condition investigators say the property was filthy and inhumane care persisted though water was hauled from a neighbor.
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Illinois Department of Agriculture
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SIUC to discuss pre feasibility study on new coal tech today
SIUC Coal Research Center director will outline a very initial pre feasibility study at a 9 am news conference in the Stone Center. Mead said the study is an early look at potential new technology and more details may emerge tomorrow. Poshard did not respond to requests for comment before deadline.
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SIUC Wind Ensemble Performs at Carnegie Hall in NYC
SIUC Wind Ensemble members Jessica Drake and Josh Livesay praised the hall's acoustics and magic after a performance at Carnegie Hall. soprano Jeanine Wagner noted the room’s dynamics and praised Morehouse's leadership as the group prepared to depart for Chicago and Carbondale.
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Carnegie Hall
Reckless Homicide Charge Added in Miller Bus Death
Franklin County State's Attorney Tom Dunn filed a reckless homicide charge against Rogers over Miller's death after a Greyhound bus struck him for failing to yield, despite emergency lights and cones. Rogers was processed, released on a $20,000 recognizance bond, with a preliminary hearing set for 1:30 p.m. May 21.
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