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John Dillinger Museum memorabilia could return to Crown Point, but bank robber's bloody pants will first be tested for DNA nwitimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nwitimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Nextdoor neighbor jazzes up Germantown with a monthly jazz festival “He pulls out like four or five instruments every time we come out here… He’s just so talented, said Kai Pamintuan, a Germantown resident. Author: Brittani Moncrease Updated: 7:12 PM CDT July 27, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. Music has a way to make you press pause on all the problem of the world. Having endured a pandemic, a Germantown community finds comfort in a monthly jazz festival on a Nextdoor neighbor s front lawn. He usually enters stage left. “If I knew it wasn’t going to rain, I’d set up out there,” said Roger Pace, a Germantown resident and Nextdoor neighbor. ....
When late Lake County Sheriff Lillian Holleyâs 1933 Ford V8 police car rolled back into Crown Point this April amid massive crowds of spectators 87 years after John Dillinger stole it during his infamous jailbreak, television host Josh Gates and a crew were there to film it all. The hourlong episode Gates shot about Dillinger in Crown Point will air on Discovery at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Entitled Dillinger s Lost Loot, it s the season premiere of the eighth season of his show Expedition Unknown. Expedition Unknown used Sheriff Holley s car to reenact Dillinger s escape with a gun whittled from wood at the supposedly escape-proof jail in Crown Point, and a 1933 Essex Terraplane formerly owned by the Dillinger Museum to reenact a bank robbery in town. ....
ABERDEEN â The Aberdeen Fire Department responded to a house fire Tuesday at 1005 S Meridian St. prompted by a downed limb from a severe weather system. âWhen the wind and rain was coming through, a limb fell out a tree behind the house and hit the power line that was going to a weatherhead. It knocked the weatherhead loose and shorted out the wiring and started right there and went into the attic,â said Aberdeen Fire Chief Fred Hodges. The occupant, Rhonda Johnson, made it out of the house safely, and there were no injuries. The home is owned by Roger Pace, according to Hodges. He said the home can be repaired. ....