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Postal worker from Pontiac identified as man killed Monday traffic crash in Bloomington - Vimarsana News

Postal worker from Pontiac identified as man killed Monday traffic crash in Bloomington

Per state statute, toxicology tests are pending. (WJBC File Photo) By WMBD-TV BLOOMINGTON - A 36-year-old U.S. Postal Service worker was identified as the person killed in a two-vehicle crash Monday morning in Bloomington. McLean County Coroner Kathy Yoder said Ronald Bethard, Jr., of Ponti

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Journal Columnist Kathy Yoder: I'm writing a novel - Vimarsana News

Journal Columnist Kathy Yoder: I'm writing a novel

Some people think that I write this column far in advance. “Do you have two or three done ahead of time?” one very organized friend asked me. Trying not to

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Journal Columnist Kathy Yoder: Tender, Responsive Hearts - Vimarsana News

Journal Columnist Kathy Yoder: Tender, Responsive Hearts

"I once spoke to a woman who was living in the world of dementia. When I spoke to her there was absolutely no response. There was a blankness on her

Several Illinois music venues get kitted with Narcan before new law takes effect - Vimarsana News

Several Illinois music venues get kitted with Narcan before new law takes effect

Lawmakers and medical professional are standing by a new public act going into effect 2024 to require large music venues to stock Narcan. Here's which halls are ready, and why.

New Illinois law requires Narcan at music venues - Vimarsana News

New Illinois law requires Narcan at music venues

A new state law requires large for-profit music venues to stock Narcan starting next year. Here's how Central Illinois venues are preparing — or have already.