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They got it on the trailer, and we set it in a bucket," Winters said. A crew of about 60 employees from Quincy and divisions as far away as Jefferson City, Mo., St. Louis and Springfield manned the event which ran for 10 hours. With temperatures in the 70s, the weather was ideal for both crews and residents. "Obviously, when you have weather like this, it's a win-win for anybody," Winters said. The cleanup site at Front and Payson was busy once it opened at 6 a.m. and it remained busy throughout the day. The line for the cleanup sometimes reached as far east as 12th and Payson Avenue. "There has not been a break to the bridge from what I can see all day, which is typical until early afternoon," Winters said. During the 10-hour event, 425 tons was collected, which is 25 tons less than last year. However, 2,512 vehicles went through the site, which is up from 2,381 last year. The city of Quincy budgeted $70,000 for this year's cleanup. Bobby Barnes was brought a trailer through the site at about 12:30 p.m., and was already planning to make a second trip later in the afternoon. "I always have a lot of old kids toys and stuff from my grandparents that I always spend a day trying to consolidate down," Barnes said. "A lot of stuff broken over the years, so I'm trying to get rid of some stuff." He was surprised at how quickly he was at the front of the line. "Usually I'm waiting all the up by 18th Street," he said. Since Republic Service crews cannot assist with unloading the junk, many people brought help to ... (Herald-Whig)
St., Texarkana, 71854. 903-824-8861. jimmy.hickey@senate.ar.govDistrict 27 (Union and Calhoun counties, parts of Ouachita, Cleveland, Clark and Jefferson counties) – Trent Garner, Republican. P.O. Box 11135, El Dorado, 71730. 870-818-9219. trent.garner@senate.ar.gov... (Magnoliareporter)
The man was identified as Michael Yunk, 64, of Bakersfield, who was hit by the truck about 6:06 a.m. in the 200 block of Jefferson Street on Thursday morning, and who later died at Kern Medical at 12:41 p.m.The Bakersfield Police Department said the incident happened when Yunk attempted to pass the city of Bakersfield trash truck on a bicycle. Yunk, however, lost control of the bike and crashed in front of the trash truck. Police said the driver of the trash truck did not see Yunk and ran over him.The driver then exited his vehicle and summoned medical aid. The man was taken to a local hospital and is in critical condition.Police said drugs, alcohol, and speed does not appear to be a factor for the driver of the sanitation truck.Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to call the Bakersfield Police Department (661) 327-7111. (kernradio)
At least four people were injured when a powerful storm system swept through west Jefferson County on Thursday afternoon. Much of the damage was concentrated in Fairfield, where an Express Oil Change, KFC and ABC Store were severely damaged or destroyed.Widespread storm damage in Fairfield; at least 4 injuredBirmingham residents are asked to call 311 to reported downed trees and debris. Residents can also use social media and the Nextdoor app. Click here for more information. Gov. Kay Ivey declared a statewide state of emergency on Tuesday in anticipation of severe weather. This declaration allows the city to enter private property when it's necessary for public interest such as a danger to adjacent property, the right of way or to help facilitate other emergency work. (AL.com)
Photo: File Image 3 of 26Destini Michelle Munoz, Jefferson High School dance coachCharge(s)/allegations: Improper relationship between a student and educator.Verdict: Sentenced to seven years deferred adjudication on Jan. 17, 2013Destini Michelle Munoz, Jefferson High School dance coachCharge(s)/allegations: Improper relationship between a student and educator.Verdict: Sentenced to seven years deferred adjudication on Jan. 17, 2013Image 4 of 26Cynthia “Cindy” D. Stewart, Olympia Elementary School counselorCharge(s)/allegations: Online solicitation of a minorVerdict: Sentenced to six years on April 2, 2012 and required to register as a sex offender lessCynthia “Cindy” D. Stewart, Olympia Elementary School counselorCharge(s)/allegations: Online solicitation of a minorVerdict: Sentenced to six years on April 2, 2012 and required to register as a sex ... more Photo: Courtesy Photo !-- e design/gallery/c... (mySanAntonio.com)
