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QUINCY — The Blessing Resource Center, 420 N. 34th, will be the host of a holiday health fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The no-cost health fair is hosted in partnership with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois. The fair will feature Blessing Diabetes Center staff providing education and conducting a risk assessment, and…
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Daily Dirt for Dec. 10, 2021 Today, I truly appreciate working for the likes of one J. Robert Gough. I think you’ll realize why in a few paragraphs … welcome to the three thoughts that make up Vol. 153 of the Daily Dirt. 1. It’s time for another chapter of the worst jobs in history.…
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021-024947, 12/09/2021 @ 06:30:23, 100 Chloe Place Apt 19, Hannibal Nature of Complaint 911 Open Line Officer Assigned 040 Hoebing, J M Entered By C53 Keith, G M Adult Male Involve 911 Hang Up 12/09/2021 Adult Male Suspect 911 Hang Up Administratively Closed 12/09/2021 Adult Compl. 911 Hang Up 12/09/2021 Victim 911 Hang Up 12/09/2021 Public Narrative 911 Open line weas reported at 100 Chloe Place 2021-024948, 12/09/2021 @ 07:03:56, 100…
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Gregory W. Palmer (49) 1328 Harrison Plaza, Quincy for improper lane usage. PTC 109 Marty L Owsley II, 33, 618 Jackson St, FTA Aggravated Domestic Battery/ VOP at S 10th St and Washington St. Lodged 122 Todd A Boyd, 56, 815 Madison for Fleeing on Foot at 8th and Kentucky. NTA Brandon A Lish, 37, Liberty,…
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QUINCY – Several community business leaders turned out Thursday evening for the annual meeting of the Great River Economic Development Foundation at the Oakley-Lindsay Center. GREDF President Kyle Moore welcomed the crowd as he hosted his first annual meeting leading the organization. The former Quincy mayor took over the helm in June. He said the…
Read Full Article HANNIBAL, Mo. — A traffic crash on U.S. 61 in Hannibal on Thursday resulted in the drivers of both vehicles being transported from the scene by the Marion County Ambulance District. Officers with the Hannibal Police Department were dispatched at approximately 2:07 p.m. Thursday to a traffic crash with injuries on U.S. 61 near Progress…
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Rise in COVID-19 cases reducing local healthcare capacity; here's where you can get tested in Quincy
QUINCY — The Adams County Health Department is encouraging residents to remain mindful of COVID-19 safety measures. COVID-19 cases regionally as well as in the Quincy community, have notably increased in recent weeks. Increases in hospitalized patients are reducing healthcare capacity in the region. Residents with a known exposure to COVID-19 or who are experiencing…
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QUINCY – Quincy University’s Winter Commencement will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Pepsi Arena. The 2021 graduating class is comprised of 57 undergraduates with an additional 13 graduate degree recipients.University marshal Robert Mejer, distinguished professor of art, and assistant marshals David Kirchhofer and Scott Luaders, professors of physics and chemistry, respectively, will lead…
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CANTON, Mo. — Culver-Stockton College welcomes audiences to campus for its annual Christmas Concert on at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Alexander Campbell Auditorium of the Robert W. Brown Performing Arts Center. Performances will include the Collegiate, Concert, and Chamber Choirs, under the direction of Scott Allison, assistant professor of music, with Dylan Marney, associate…
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An Illinois state representative introduced a new bill this week that would force unvaccinated patients to pay their own medical expenses if they receive hospital treatment for COVID-19. Rep. Jonathan Carroll (D-Northbrook) sponsored the new legislation, HB 4259, that seeks to encourage Illinois residents to receive a vaccination. The bill proposes “a person who is eligible…
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Quincy Medical Group has agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by submitting claims for medically unnecessary cardiac catheterization procedures performed by a physician who was formerly employed by the group. The settlement comes on the heels of a related settlement in August with Blessing…
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SPRINGFIELD — To Illinois prisoners, commissary is more than candy bars, shaving cream and socks. It represents normalcy and choice. “It’s everything to them,” said Melly Rios, whose husband is in Stateville Correctional Center serving 45 years for murder. A recent report from the John Howard Association, a prison watchdog group, detailed widespread supply shortages…
Read Full Article 2021-024844, 12/08/2021 @ 00:37:24, 420 Huck Finn Shopping , Hannibal Nature of Complaint Alarm – Burglar Officer Assigned 043 Carlin, J R Entered By C74 Harp, A L Adult Suspect False Alarm Administratively Closed 12/08/2021 Adult Female Contact False Alarm 12/08/2021 Adult Victim False Alarm 12/08/2021 Adult Compl. False Alarm 12/08/2021 …
Read Full Article Hosie B. Parker (41) 805 Maple, Quincy for improper lane usage. NTA 111 Laterrica J. Cole (18) 318 Maiden Ln Apt. 207, Quincy for Robbery and battery. Lodged 136 Cassidy A. Brown (18) 3323 Fox Run, Quincy for failure to reduce\speed to avoid an accident and electronic communication device. PTC Robert L. Derry (48) 614…
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Motion to consolidate cases challenging mandatory vaccination program made to Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has made a motion to the Illinois Supreme Court to consolidate several similar cases in Illinois counties into one that challenges the orders from the state of Illinois establishing a COVID-19 vaccination and testing program for school personnel, healthcare workers and state employees. A case involving employment claims from suspended…
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Together, let’s raise a glass of Classic Coke — with plenty of ice, of course — to the memory of Richard Anthony Allen … welcome to the three thoughts that make up Vol. 152 of the Daily Dirt. 1. It was a year ago this week when slugger Richie “Call Me Dick” Allen died. He…
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QUINCY — The Quincy Park District Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $7.17 million fiscal 2022 budget Wednesday night. The figure represents a decrease of just under $185,000 from the FY 2021 budget and reflects a deficit of about $1.32 million, the result of planned spending of revenues and fund reserves to pay for capital…
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Memorial Hospital in Carthage and Quincy Medical Group submitted an application on Nov. 17 to the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services as part of the Healthcare Transformation Collaboratives Public Act, which allocates $150 million annually for healthcare transformation collaboratives through 2027. The application proposes to establish a collaborative named the Ideal State Collaborative.…
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QUINCY — Firefighters Local No. 63 will be the host of a Christmas open house at Central Fire Station, 906 Vermont, from 6-8 p.m. Saturday. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Santa will arrive at the fire station on a fire truck at 6 p.m., then will be available to visit with kids. Every child…
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Illinois marijuana revenue in 2021 will likely more than double that of 2020, but high taxes keep illegal drug dealers thriving. November 2021 was the ninth consecutive month with over $100 million in marijuana sales in Illinois dispensaries, according to new state data. Illinois surpassed the 2020 sales total of $669 million in June this year. Despite the…
Read Full Article Roxanne E. Tournear (28) Camp Point, IL for driving while license revoked. NTA 152 Lori A Hibbert (52) Paloma Il for Failure to Yield Left Turn at 24th & Spring PTC 178
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HANNIBAL, Mo. — State Representative Louis Riggs (R-Hannibal) was honored during Tuesday’s Hannibal City Council meeting by the Missouri Public Utility Alliance. The Republican legislator, who represents all of Marion and Shelby Counties and part of Monroe County, was presented with the Richard E. Malon Public Service Award. According to an MPUA press release, the…
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QUINCY — Kay Simpson spent $4,700 this summer to have an above-ground pool installed in the backyard of her home near Mill Creek. The installation of the pool was so poor that she recently learned it would take an additional $3,600 in repairs to make it useful. “I want the pool taken down, taken out…
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