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Effingham officials say Flock cameras aid police; critics skeptical, worry about privacy (opens the original)
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Flock Safety cameras have become a source of controversy nationwide, with some calling it âmass surveillance.â But Effingham officials stress that the cameras in the community have safety protocols and are not being misused. The cameras are automatic license plate readers that use AI and take pictures of the back of vehicles to help police investigators. Across the nation, they have helped solve multiple crimes including missing person cases and silver alerts. Effingham Daily News Reporter M
Recovery is possible (opens the original)
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It was an emotional day in the Effingham County Government Center during this yearâs Problem Solving Court graduation, which saw four graduates complete the program. Problem Solving Court is a program by the Illinois Supreme Court and state statute that relies on collaboration and community support. A trained team of certified professionals carry out the requirements of the statutes and standards set by the Illinois Supreme Court. Effingham Daily News Reporter Marie Adamick can be reached at m
Effingham considers outdoor speakers to bring music downtown (opens the original)
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Effingham Public Works Director Jeremy Heuerman discussed a proposed quote from Vox Audio Visual to install speakers downtown to enhance the downtown shopping experience, an idea formed during comprehensive plan meetings and supported by the Downtown Effingham Business Group. Since no local companies could provide what the city wanted, Heuerman found Vox Audio Visual, a company that serves customers nationwide. Vox quoted the city $91,000 for 15 speakers, a subscription fee, a licensing fee, a w
Pastor reflects on shooting at St. John's Lutheran Church; 'Your mind swirls around how much worse it could've been'' (opens the original)
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When Allen O. Gattino appeared Sunday morning at St. Johnâs Lutheran Church in Effingham asking for help, the Rev. Mike Burdick responded in the way his clerical training and service to the community had always guided him. âHe spent 10 to 15 minutes with me,â said Burdick, senior pastor of the W. Jefferson Avenue congregation. âWeâre accustomed to people wanting to have some help, you know, have time with a pastor or have food or something like that. So, weâre accustomed that, and th
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