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Long-standing eyesore stands no more
ALMEDIA — Construction crews this month cleared a property the township has considered an eyesore for more than five years.
Gregory Markle’s 229 Van Dine St. trailer, and the overgrown grass around it, had become a home for feral cat colonies, rats and other pests, township Secretary Dale Sneidman said Wednesday.
Super Greens powder sickens 45
At least 45 people in nearly two dozen states have been sickened with salmonella food poisoning tied to the Super Greens brand of diet supplement powder, federal health officials said Wednesday.
Danville has new football coach
Student surveys led to staff switch
DANVILLE -- The Ironmen will have a new football coach next season.
The school board here replaced three-year coach Carl Majer with Shawn Sheptock on Wednesday.
Wall Street slumps
NEW YORK (AP) -- Losses for several banks and Big Tech stocks pulled indexes lower Wednesday, even though the majority of stocks on Wall Street rose.
Data centers worry residents
Couple goes door-to-door and online to get signatures for petition
EVANSVILLE -- A Briar Creek resident is standing by the docks at Briar Creek Lake from noon to 6 p.m.
Six puppies treated for a suspected opioid overdose
SEATTLE -- Six puppies in rural Washington state will soon be up for adoption after being revived after a suspected drug overdose -- and some of them might go home with the fire-station staff who s
Feds slash addiction, mental health funding
From staff and wire reports
Save money, stay warm this winter
It's that time of year when the fuzzy socks are working overtime, the heat is cranking and lots of homes are still freezing.
Benton school board considers a new hot water system for school
$300G sought for new playground; energy-cost savings discussed
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