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Carbondale woman charged with murder and arson following a recent fire on South Rawlings Street - Vimarsana News

Carbondale woman charged with murder and arson following a recent fire on South Rawlings Street

A Carbondale woman has been charged with first-degree murder following a residential fire near South Rawlings Street on March 21.

Carbondale Police wants the public to think safety during eclipse activities - Vimarsana News

Carbondale Police wants the public to think safety during eclipse activities

Officers say it's essential that everyone takes proactive measures to ensure a safe and memorable experience for everyone.

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Carbondale prepares residents for upcoming eclipse with safety tips - Vimarsana News

Carbondale prepares residents for upcoming eclipse with safety tips

The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse is on Monday, and Carbondale anticipates large crowds will gather in the city and surrounding areas. Because of this, the Carbondale Police Department shared a

Carbondale council to start a national search for a permanent city manager - Vimarsana News

Carbondale council to start a national search for a permanent city manager

CARBONDALE — During a city council meeting on Tuesday, council members discussed a potential process to hire a permanent city manger, and, after much discussion, ultimately decided to open a

Amid Israel Hamas conflict, Carbondale Muslim community shows gratitude - Vimarsana News

Amid Israel Hamas conflict, Carbondale Muslim community shows gratitude

CARBONDALE, Ill. — Members from the Muslim community came with grateful hearts on Wednesday, bearing gifts for Carbondale Police Department. Members of the Carbondale Muslim community said officers kept the