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State Journal-Register
11 May, 2020
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If the shoe fits: SHS students go for a big reward on a wearable canvas
Creativity on a wearable canvas just might net Springfield High School a big reward.
The latest this morning
Teachers feel ‘under barrage’ after passage of a new health care plan

Ben Ruyle is a third-generation teacher in Springfield School District 186.His grandmother, the late Donna Beerup, taught for 28 years at Washington Middle School and Dubois and Lincoln elementary schools.

Car flipped in accident at Monroe and Lincoln

At least one person was injured in a two-vehicle accident Sunday morning at Monroe Street and Lincoln Avenue.

 
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Garage, machine shed total loss in fire on South State Street

A detached garage and a large machine shed were totally destroyed by a fire in the 1900 block of South State Street Sunday morning.

Staunton motorcyclist sustains injuries in crash

A Staunton man was badly injured when he lost control of his motorcycle on East Olive Street just after 8 p.m. Saturday.

 
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Caravan for Cori: Elkhart’s Cori Clark receives birthday wish

ELKHART - Cori Clark is a beloved local celebrity in Logan County.

COVID-19 Updates: Local church has Sunday service ‘drive-in’ style; new micropantry at Douglas Ave. UMC

More than 75 vehicles were part of an inaugural drive-in service at Destiny Church in a back parking lot of Town & Country Shopping Center on a blustery Sunday morning.

Fifty-seven additional COVID-related deaths reported by IDPH

The Illinois Department of Public Health announced 1,656 new cases of COVID-19 in the state, including 57 additional deaths.

With social distance, 103-year-old celebrates birthday with family, friends

Mary Seghetti Rhodes has lived through two world wars, a global flu pandemic, the Great Depression and countless other world-shaking events, not to mention the present COVID-19 pandemic.

Health Matters: Health insurance options for the newly unemployed

Unemployment rose sharply as businesses shuttered to contain the coronavirus pandemic.