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WPVI Action News At 500 AM March 30, 2017 - Vimarsana News

WPVI Action News At 500 AM March 30, 2017

Ill show you in a second, but well get sunshine, and then clouds streak in from the west. Well get a lot of rain drops in the next 48 hours. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 34 is the current temperature in allentown. The numbers are on the way down a little bit. Winter coat weather in places where you have the 30s, 38 in reading, 32 in millville. Here the winds, Single Digits in most spots and calm winds in millville and ac and out in lancaster. As we go through the day its cooler than yesterday. Well start out with sunshine, as we go through the day, the clouds will sweep in from the west, in fac...

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The Taylorville Park Board met for their regular board meeting on Tuesday night. The annual financial report, the golf course, and a potential modification to the overtime policy were discussed. T...

Summer activities may be limited at local park due to toxic site - Vimarsana News

Summer activities may be limited at local park due to toxic site

TAYLORVILLE, Ill. (WAND) — Residents who formed a community group in Taylorville are worried about summer activities for their children in Manners Park which is located next to a toxic

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Christmas In The Park to take place in Taylorville - Vimarsana News

Christmas In The Park to take place in Taylorville

Christmas In The Park will once again be taking place in Manners Park for its 35th year.

Illinois EPA explains odor at Taylorville Superfund site, does little to quell community concerns - Vimarsana News

Illinois EPA explains odor at Taylorville Superfund site, does little to quell community concerns

Illinois EPA officials say there is nothing to be alarmed about, blaming the mothball-like smell on a new process meant to expedite remediation. Community members are skeptical.