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Columnist Dean Karau traces Kewanee – In the Beginning . . .
DEAN KARAU
What was Kewanee like in its first year? Let’s take a look. But first, for a frame of reference, let’s revisit Wethersfield prior to the founding of Kewanee.
Wethersfield’s growth was stunted by the Financial Panic of 1837, which lasted through much of the 1840s. By the early 1850s, Wethersfield had only a dozen or so businesses operating in the village. It’s population hovered around 400, but most lived on farms outside of the village. What later became Kewanee Township had another 400 or so similarly living on farms. It was a typical agricultural economy with folks having to travel to Peoria, Lacon, or Chicago for their wares.
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ROCKLAND The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from Jan. 25-Feb. 8.
Alicia Averill, 29, of Union, disorderly conduct, offensive words and gestures in Warren Sept.10, 2019, dismissed.
Amanda C. Baker, 28, of Warren, operating under the influence (drugs or combination) in Washington July 9, 2020, $500 fine, license suspended 150 days.
Kevin Brown, 37, of Rockport, refusing to submit to arrest or detention, refusing in stop in St. George April 20, 2020, 48 hours in jail; operating after habitual offender revocation in St. George April 20, 2020, $500 fine, six months in jail.
Kaleb R. Cambell, 21, of North Haven, operating after habitual offender revocation on North Haven April 26, 2020, dismissed; criminal mischief on North Haven April 26, 2020, $500 fine.
Historic churches of the Lewes United Methodist Charge remembered
Faith United Methodist Church member Hurley Waples of Rehoboth Beach designed and built this 3-D representation of the four African American churches that historically made up the Lewes United Methodist Charge. Shown are Israel United Methodist Church, still in existence at 20230 Plantation Road, Lewes; the former Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church, now called Faith United Methodist Church, still in existence at 19940 Church St., Rehoboth Beach; the former John Wesley United Methodist Church in Belltown, which has been sold; and the former St. Paul United Methodist Church in Lewes, which has been sold. SUBMITTED PHOTO