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Drunk wine importer, 37, 'sexually assaulted off-duty British Airways air hostess' on flight to Cape Town after 'boasting, 'I get paid to drink'' - Vimarsana News

Drunk wine importer, 37, 'sexually assaulted off-duty British Airways air hostess' on flight to Cape Town after 'boasting, 'I get paid to drink''

Daniel Grigg, 37, consumed beer, wine and a Bloody Mary cocktail during a business trip to South Africa, the jury at Isleworth Crown Court was told.

McLean County Board rejects board appointment; Knapp appointed circuit judge - Vimarsana News

McLean County Board rejects board appointment; Knapp appointed circuit judge

The McLean County Board has reopened the filing period for candidates who want to fill a vacancy in District 4, covering parts of Normal, after voting 8-7 against the appointment of Democrat Krystle Able.

Source: wglt.org
McLean County delays mental health action plan update to get public input - Vimarsana News

McLean County delays mental health action plan update to get public input

The McLean County Board voted 10-7 on Thursday to postpone a vote on an updated mental health action plan.

Source: wglt.org
Beverly Bell appointed to complete term on McLean County Board - Vimarsana News

Beverly Bell appointed to complete term on McLean County Board

Beverly Bell will serve the remaining nine months of a term on the McLean County Board in District 6, an area that includes much of Uptown Normal and Illinois State University.

Source: wglt.org
Tussle over inmates' use of tablets develops at McLean County Jail - Vimarsana News

Tussle over inmates' use of tablets develops at McLean County Jail

Democrats on the McLean County Board are crying foul by Sheriff Jon Sandage over the removal of tablets that inmates can use to make phone calls, emails, and texts, and access educational content.

Source: wglt.org