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Deputy who stopped attack on officer at Illinois courthouse 'saved lives' - Vimarsana News

Deputy who stopped attack on officer at Illinois courthouse 'saved lives'

A deputy who intervened in a struggle between an inmate and a correctional officer at the Jefferson County Courthouse in late October likely saved both their lives, according to a

WWU hosting final lecture by outgoing President Jahnae H. Barnett - Vimarsana News

WWU hosting final lecture by outgoing President Jahnae H. Barnett

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City votes to buy street sweeper - Vimarsana News

City votes to buy street sweeper

 During the Monday, May 10 meeting, the Linden City Council voted to purchase a street sweeper for $200,000.  The councilors discussed the importance of keeping the roads clean, and they commended the work of Thomas Trice, interim director of public works, for his work in finding the equipment and making the recommendation.  The purchase agreement includes the $200,000 for a 2019 Elgin Whirlwind from Bell Equipment in Orion Township, plus a three-year service agreement of $30,000. The total cost is $230,000.  Trice said the city can utilize the fund balance in the 2020-202...

A Massive Criminal Justice Reform Bill Is Now Law In Illinois. What Happens Next? - Vimarsana News

A Massive Criminal Justice Reform Bill Is Now Law In Illinois. What Happens Next?

BLUEROOMSTREAM.COM Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton testifies before a joint legislative committee hearing in Chicago, arguing that thousands of Illinoisans are held behind bars simply because they cannot afford their bail. Editor’s note: This story was originally published by the Belleville News-Democrat, a news partner of St. Louis Public Radio. The criminal justice reform bill signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker Monday is groundbreaking in its scope. It ends cash bail, expands detainee rights and requires body cameras on all police officers. But the governor’s signature is also just the beginning of...