From Daylight to Darkness
A full eclipse comes around rarely. This one happened between 1:58 and 2:02 central time in Jackson, Missouri on April 8, 2024. That was about 20 minutes ago. It was
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Mary Lou Scheidemantle | Solar eclipse the ultimate Oneness event
If you watched the solar eclipse on Monday with hundreds or thousands of like-minded adventurers, at a community watch party, on national TV, with neighbors on your patio, or with
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Kent Islanders view eclipse
STEVENSVILLE — As the solar eclipse of 2024 was poised to cross over Kent Island, the Queen Anne’s County Public Library Kent Island Branch hosted a family focused pizza party
United States Julie Ranelli Kent Island Queen Anne County Public Library Kent Island Branch Manager Julie Ranelli
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Glancing Back for April 12: Thomas Lincoln signature finds its way home
Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.
Barbaraj Drumm Janice Strater Charles Lansden Mattoon Community Unit School District Odd Niles Sheriff Charles Lansden
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Flick Fact: One of TV's big stars today, from what Central Illinois town?
Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.
United States University Of Illinois Justin Hartley Actor Justin Hartley Central Illinois Southern Illinois Carbondale
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Currents briefs (Friday)
MSU vocal groups to perform Tuesday
United States Sean Kanan Courtland Pickens Elisabeth Cherland Eliasj Halling University Gospel Group
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Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: A pair of animal tales
In honor of April being officially designated as “Animal Cruelty Prevention Month,” two stories from the April 1924 editions of the Napa Daily Register are an appropriate topic.
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Crop planting is underway amid lingering concerns about deep soil moisture
Warm soil temperatures and favorable weather have allowed farmers across Iowa to start planting corn and soybeans this week, according to several field agronomists.
Iowa State University United States Virgil Schmitt Clarabell Probasco Aaron Saeugling Meghan Anderson
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SPACING OUT: Looking backward, looking ahead
Slowly and quietly, the dark orb of the moon slid over the face of the sun.
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Ohioans experience a total solar eclipse
Many many people came to the old North School property where the new Pike County Library will be built with snacks, beach towels, blankets and of course their solar eclipse
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