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herald-review.com | Tony Reid
DECATUR - As it pledged to do, St. Teresa High School has done its homework and hit back, in another attempt to legally derail the plans of the Heritage Behavioral Health Center to move in next door. The 112-year-old Catholic school campus lost the first round in May when a judge rejected its initial legal complaint seeking an injunction to block HBHC from redeveloping as its new home the defunct Northgate Mall close by the St. Teresa campus at 2700 N.
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herald-review.com | Tony Reid
On March 11, 2002, at approximately 1:57 p.m., the Illinois State Police responded to a complaint concerning the discovery of human skeletal remains near mile post 23 on Interstate 70 (eastbound) near Collinsville, Illinois. The complaint originated from workers of the Illinois Department of Transportation who were working in the vicinity and discovered the remains.
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1 week ago |
herald-review.com | Tony Reid
DECATUR — As Decatur mourns the death of a 12-year-old boy killed in a collision with a driver allegedly driving drunk, the driver in another fatal city crash involving alcohol was sentenced to five years in prison Tuesday. Brandon T. Blue, 41, had been charged with aggravated DUI involving a fatality among multiple traffic offenses in the Sept. 27 death of 52-year-old Decatur bicyclist Richard R. Brandt.
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herald-review.com | Tony Reid
FORSYTH — Investigators probing the deaths of anesthetist Dr. William A. Frame and his wife Lorie Frame now have a pretty good idea of the circumstances that led up to them both dying from single gunshot wounds in their Forsyth home. That’s the conclusion of Macon County Sheriff Jim Root, who also cautioned that finally revealing what his detectives believe happened must wait until all the evidence gathered has been carefully analyzed.
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herald-review.com | Tony Reid
DECATUR - A judge told Hassan J. Woods, the man accused of driving drunk and causing the death of a 12-year-old boy cyclist in a collision, that he posed too much of a danger to public safety to be let out of jail. Woods, 45, was denied pretrial release at an arraignment hearing Monday in Macon County Circuit Court.
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