Carterville couple saves hummingbird from web
Janet and George Stone found a hummingbird trapped in a spider web in their Carterville yard. They freed it carefully and fed it sugar water, watching the exhausted bird regain strength after several attempts. The bird finally flew away after rest and continued care by the couple.
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Herrin Council approves TIF for housing project
The Herrin council backed a tax increment financing plan for an eight unit apartment complex in the 600 block of East Foch Street run with the Southern Illinois Coalition for the Homeless and Williamson County Housing Authority for residents returning from incarceration with substance use disorders. Several members questioned funding and requested more review while most voted against the proposal, mayor said it could return later.
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Groundbreaking for new unit at Marion hospital
Marion leaders unveil a new hospital unit with remarks from Mayor Bob Butler. Butler recalls the decision a decade ago to support Marion Memorial Hospital and credits Community Health Systems for fulfilling promises and supporting future expansion.
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Nairobi pipeline blast kills dozens in slum
A leaking gasoline line exploded in Nairobi's Sinai slum killing at least 75 and injuring 112 others. Residents rushed to collect fuel before the blast, with families devastated as fires spread through shanties and bodies floated in contaminated water. The pipe rupture was blamed on overpressure and a gasket failure.
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Double murder suicide rocks Effingham home
In Effingham Illinois a 52 year old man Jerry Smith fired more than 40 rounds before killing his estranged wife Sharon Smith 41 and her mother Dorothy McClelland 71 then killed himself. Four others were in the home including three children but unharmed. Police found a rifle handgun and more ammunition in the vehicle. Authorities say no motive is clear and the investigation continues with local and state agencies.
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Dorothy McClelland
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Effingham County Sheriff’s Office
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Marion Council Plans Meeting On Youth Football Policy
Marion council to reconsider support for youth football after Commissioner Doug Patton urges a meeting to hear all sides and determine fault. The body approved a long awaited 1,200 square foot multipurpose room and electrical upgrade for the Boyton Street Community Center at a total cost of 80,000 dollars, funded by city funds and a 35,000 dollar state grant.
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Patton
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