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Jackson County Health Department hosts walk-in clinics for flu season (opens the original)
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MURPHYSBORO, Ill. â The Jackson County Health Department will host walk-in clinics across Murphysboro and Carbondale to help make flu and COVID-19 vaccines more accessible. Carrie Eldridge, the division supervisor for nursing and family services at the Jackson County Health Department, said it's extremely important to get your shots early because it can take two full weeks for protections to develop. "We want to prevent large numbers of people getting infected, so that is why it's important t
The city of Marion breaks ground on affordable housing project (opens the original)
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MARION, Ill. â More affordable housing will soon come to Marion, with the city breaking ground Tuesday on the new project which could provide homes as soon as next year. The project has been six years in the making, with the city sitting on unused land and land with vacant houses, according to Marion Mayor Mike Absher. "We've torn down some of those homes that were not able to be affordably renovated, and we just ended up with enough land that then we were able to approach this builder and say
Rescue calls for stray animal solution amid investigation into alleged cat shooters (opens the original)
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ZEIGLER, Ill. â Stray cats are found throughout Southern Illinois, with the issue becoming a topic of discussion after Zeigler Police Department asked for help identifying a vehicle with suspects accused of shooting stray cats in the town. Zeigler Police Chief Jeremy Childers shared an update on the search for the people accused of killing five cats with a pellet rifle. According to the police, an eyewitness observed a van with two Caucasian occupants firing a long gun at cats at around 1 a.m.
Former students, colleagues pay tribute to professor known for positivity and smile (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE, Ill. â More than 100 people gathered Tuesday evening outside of Southern Illinois University Carbondale's agriculture building to mourn the loss of Kofi Akamani, a professor killed in a shooting on Sept. 19. Akamani worked for the university for 15 years. Kristina Boone, the dean of the College of Agricultural, Life and Physical Sciences, said it's important that the community comes together to grieve. "It's such a difficult time, and grief is a tricky, tricky thing. But it
Renamed Willow Center offers more space, staff for child abuse victims (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE, Ill. â The Childrenâs Medical and Mental Health Resource Network, formerly in Anna, has relocated and renamed to Willow Center for Child Protection & Family Healing in Carbondale. The center specializes in physical and mental health services for child victims of abuse. The new facility gives more space for more patients, more staff and classes for SIU's behavioral health program. Officials say that the new center is not just a place for evaluations, but healing and prioriti
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