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Crash has road blocked north of Idaho Falls

Crash has road blocked north of Idaho Falls Updated at Share This Eric Grossarth, EastIdahoNews.com IDAHO FALLS A crash that sent at least one person to the hospital has a section of North 15th East closed north of Idaho Falls. The crash happened around noon Wednesday, Idaho Falls Fire Department spokeswoman Kerry Hammon tells EastIdahoNews.com. The crash has 15th East closed between Iona Road and Piper Street. Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Bryan Lovell says one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injures. Deputies are still on scene investigating and ask people to avoid the area.

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OPP say Elgin County homicide investigation still in early stages

DUTTON, ONT. Ontario Provincial Police say a sudden death investigation northeast of Dutton, Ont. is now considered a homicide. Bradley Shane Chrisjohn, 45, of the Oneida Nation of the Thames was found dead at a residence on Duff Line between Iona Road and Cowal Line just before 4 a.m. Sunday. A Facebook profile indicates Chrisjohn was known to most by his middle name, Shane. Shane (Bradley) Chrisjohn, 45, is seen in this undated photo from his Facebook page. According to police, a second person in the home sustained non-life-threatening injuries, however the OPP did not indicate how those injuries occurred. Police have not released a cause of death for Chrisjohn but they are now treating the case as a homicide. It had been initially deemed a sudden death investigation.

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How an Edwardian house aficionado brought a world-renowned medic s former home back to life

This is a double-fronted house, which is more sought after on Iona Road “I had a big problem finding new storage. One of my friends said: ‘Why don’t you just buy that house yourself?’” Although No38 was only marginally bigger than his own period red-brick at No7, the nun’s house had been built by Alexander Strain. Gerry’s decision was one that only an Edwardian house aficionado would make. “Mine had been built by Connollys and they were good builders, but Strain was the very best. And so, for that quality of build and craft, and for storage, I bid for it and I bought it.

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Brid Hannigan nee Ward, Iona Road, Letterkenny and formerly of Glenfin, Co Donegal - Highland Radio

Brid Hannigan nee Ward, Iona Road, Letterkenny and formerly of Glenfin, Co Donegal - Highland Radio
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They must admit they made a mistake, relative says of donated conservation land sold off by LTVCA

LONDON, ONT. The relative of a prominent Elgin County leader whose donated land was sold off by the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority (LTVCA) is now demanding a written apology. Jim Crane says he will look at legal action if he does not get something on paper from the LTVCA and Southwold Township. The latter is where the former Crane Conservation, named for his late uncle Dr. James Crane, resides. “I would definitely like to see that both Southwold Township and the LTVCA admit they made a mistake, with documentation, and that a situation like this should never happen again.”

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