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Preparing for new fire station
McLEANSBORO — Dirt work started Monday at the site of a new city fire station/maintenance building on Marshall Avenue, a half block south of Illinois Route 142 on the city's west side.
City officials are hoping to have a building ready for occupancy by the city’s fire and street departments within six months, Mayor Dick Deitz said Monday.
The new building will replace the city's current cramped fire station at City Hall, which is more than 80 years old.
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A fire burns after an explosion last week at a storage shed in the backyard of a residence on McCoy Avenue south of Wilson Street in McLeansboro's Diamond City neighborhood.
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Explosion, fire destroy storage shed
A fire last week that burned down a storage shed in the backyard of a residence on McCoy Avenue south of Wilson Street in the Diamond City neighborhood is still under investigation, McLeansboro Fire Chief Leroy Browning said Tuesday morning.
- 'Ageless' from above
- June Yard of the Month
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Explosion, fire destroy storage shed
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A night at the races 2010
Casual fans and horsemen alike were rewarded with suspenseful drives down the homestretch and close finishes at the Hamilton County Fair’s annual evening of horse racing July 5.
- Local girl takes first at golf tourney
- Volleyball team goes 10-1 at Crab Orchard Jamboree
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- Obituaries
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Flo Ann Buehler
Flo Ann Buehler, 82, of Carlyle, entered into rest on Thursday, July 22, 2010, at her residence in Carlyle.
- Freda A. Kone
- Margaret Louise Pennington
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Supporting our nation’s veterans
Last week, we celebrated Independence Day, our nation's 234th birthday.
- Wasted oil? Look at plastic bottles
- Cuts in new state budget significant
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Supporting our nation’s veterans
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Autism school tries for half a million
Anyone familiar with television’s “American Idol” and “Dancing with the Stars” knows the viewers’ votes are critical to the success of the performers.
- Local woman joins effort to find cure for breast cancer
- Hospital welcomes new doctors
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Autism school tries for half a million
