Turkey comes home at last for Thanksgiving
JOPLIN Mo AP a woman Teresea Bealmear reunited with a turkey she kept behind a privacy fence after he was briefly released by neighborhood children. Bealmear faced charges for keeping poultry without a permit before the bird was recovered and returned home in time for Thanksgiving.
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Joplin, Mo
Teresea Bealmear
Bealmear
Natcher Bridge Under Construction Near Rockport Indiana
The $55 million William H. Natcher Bridge spans the Ohio River east of Rockport Indiana. At 345 feet tall and 4510 feet long it will be one of about 20 cable stayed bridges in the United States and should open by July or August if winter is not lengthy.
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Coin flip could decide tense council race in Sultan
In Sultan Washington an automatic recount is slated after a tie at 496 votes for Cindy Broughton and Rob Criswell. If the recount ties again on November 29 the winner will be chosen by a coin flip in the town council race near Seattle.
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Seattle
Cindy Broughton
Rob Criswell
Weather Today and Tonight Forecast With Showers
Cloudy conditions with showers and highs in the mid 60s. Tonight risk of showers with upper 50s for low. Saturday remains showery with highs in the mid region. Subscription line and online service details provided.
Taliban surrender to oversee Kunduz fall in northern Afghanistan
Taliban commanders agreed to allow northern alliance troops into Kunduz to supervise a surrender, while anti Taliban officials reported chaotic allied offensives east of the city. U.S. airstrikes targeted Taliban positions, tunnels and caves across Kandahar region in the last 24 hours.
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Kunduz
Alliance
Washington
Dave LaPan
Pentagon
U.S
Kandahar
Thanksgiving arrives with resilience after 9 11 tragedy
In New York and nationwide Americans marked Thanksgiving with patriotism and support for the less fortunate. Survivors and families such as the Gambales in Brooklyn faced loss from the World Trade Center attacks while honoring the holiday with loved ones and reflection on past holidays.
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Ground Zero
Tim Shores
Gambales
Brooklyn
Giovanna
Gennie” Gambale
Ed Quaglia Memorial Thanksgiving dinner returns to Herrin
About 500 people attended Herrin’s first Ed Quaglia Memorial Thanksgiving Day dinner since 1998. Organizer Gordon Walker praised volunteers and past helpers as the free community feast wrapped up at the civic center. Volunteer Bob Tannehill recalled spending hours serving with his wife and fellow helper Pauline.
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Gordon Walker
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Bob Tannehill
Civic Center
Pauline
Michael Dann
Vickie
Sampson Harris
Herrin Civic Center
Ed Quaglia
Thanksgiving memory: granddaughter cooks dinner gone wrong
Delia Murphy recalls a Thanksgiving when her granddaughter and friends attempted to host. The turkey came out undercooked after raising the oven temp, leaving the family serving other dishes. Despite the mishap, they laughed and cherished the holiday together.
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Delia Murphy
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A damaged newspaper fragment lists sections such as Calendar Classified Comics Crossword Deaths Editorial Lottery Movies Nation Outdoor Sports State Television World and multiple unreadable strings. The legible bits indicate section names and page references without cohesive article content.
Get ready to work new bigger crossword puzzle
A new larger crossword puzzle debuts on page 4E inviting readers to tackle an expanded grid and themed clues. The feature promises a tougher challenge with more squares, clever wordplay, and fresh puzzle design to test both novices and seasoned solvers.
Thanksgiving dinner for shut ins in Herrin
Tannehill family leads community meal for Thanksgiving with 15 guests who might not have eaten otherwise. Regina Smith notes many locals missed notice, but faith and volunteers expect more turnout next year. Rev. Sampson and Vickie Harris praise event.
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Regina Smith
Herrin Area
Rev. Sampson
Vickie Harris
Inflation Claus to set up Santa house in Anna
Anna city officials agree to pay the Brims one hundred dollars per day to host Santa and Mrs Claus at the corner of east Vienna and Main. The Union County Chamber of Commerce joins in the cost sharing as the Miles Tree Farm closes for the season. The Santa house will be placed at 101 E Vienna St bringing back holiday memories for residents.
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Ruby Brimm
Anna City
Union County Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Claus
East Vienna
Brimms
Steve Hartline
Chamber of Downtown
Vienna St
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