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The state and federal governments have granted $67 million for a project at City Water, Light and Power aimed at capturing carbon dioxide from coal before emissions reach the air. Construction is expected to begin next year, with operations commencing in 2023. We re committed to run this, roughly, through 2024, said Kevin O Brien, director of the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center at the University of Illinois in Urbana, which is overseeing the project. We ll know pretty well early on how well this is working. Fingers crossed, it will work very, very well. O Brien s team did a smaller carbon-capture experiment at a University of Illinois power plant in Urbana in 2016. The technology used in that project was different than the one planned for CWLP, where a solvent made by BASF, a German company, will treat five percent of flue gas from Dallman 4, the utility s largest power generator, O Brien said. How long the solvent will work is key: If the solvent loses effectivene

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Restaurant inspections, May 12

Restaurant inspections, May 12 FacebookTwitterEmail These are the findings of the most recent restaurant inspections by the Morgan County Health Department. Establishments are reviewed for risk factors and determined either in compliance or out of compliance. Explanations are given for any out-of-compliance determination. ••• Number of Repeat Risk Factor/Intervention violations: 0 Number of Good Retail Practice violations: 0 . Number of Repeat Risk Factor/Intervention violations: 0 Number of Good Retail Practice violations: 0 . Number of Repeat Risk Factor/Intervention violations: 0 Number of Good Retail Practice violations: 0 . 125 W. Webster Ave. Number of Repeat Risk Factor/Intervention violations: 0 Number of Good Retail Practice violations: 2 Details: Mineral buildup on dish machine and shelves; floor and wall under dish machine with mineral buildup.

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Woman Taken Into Custody on Meredosia Bridge After Alleged Suicide Attempt

By Benjamin Cox on May 7, 2021 at 4:16pm An unidentified female was taken off of the Meredosia Bridge this afternoon, after an alleged suicide attempt. Morgan County Sheriff’s Deputies, Illinois State Police District 20 troopers, and EMS crews were called to the bridge at approximately 3PM this afternoon. According to reports, an unidentified female was allegedly in a crisis situation, with a purported suicide attempt believed by authorities. The female was taken safely custody off of the bridge, as Meredosia Water Rescue stood by in case of a fall from the bridge. The female suspect was taken into custody by Morgan County Sheriff’s Deputies.

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Even before pandemic, some counties sliding closer to distress, report says

Even before pandemic, some counties sliding closer to distress, report says
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Police news for Tuesday, March 16

Police news for Tuesday, March 16 FacebookTwitterEmail THEFTS, BURGLARIES • A debit card that was inside a wallet lost Friday was used to make a purchase at a Jacksonville convenience store, according to a report filed at 3:31 p.m. Sunday. VANDALISM • Several vehicles were shot with a paintball gun about 6:48 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of North Westgate Avenue. Police were able to clean off the paint and did not see any permanent damage, according to a report. OTHER REPORTS • A caller reported a man walking up and down the street and making bird noises about 5:43 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of Caldwell Street. Police could not find the man.

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