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A local family is safe after someone fired numerous shots into their home on Monday night.
It happened around 10:30 on 40th Street, near 37th Avenue. Multiple bullet holes could be spotted in a window on the side of the home. Neighbors tell Newscenter 11 they were startled by the gunshots and that they cannot understand why someone would shoot at this home that belongs to a family of five.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (WUSA) -- Fredericksburg police say that a man who was pushed at his house by a stranger, hit his attacker with his handheld oxygen machine on Saturday. The attacker may be a person of interest in another case in Virginia.
According to police, a 67-year-old man was taking the trash out to his backyard on Morningside Drive on Saturday night when he saw another man in the yard and confronted him. The stranger pushed the homeowner back into the house, according to police.
The homeowner then reportedly struck the stranger in the head with his handheld oxygen machine. Police say the stranger then fled further into the house and the homeowner walked to a neighbor's home to call 911.
When police arrived at the home, they didn't find the man and they say that cash was missing from the home.
Police say the suspect was described as a white male in his 50s, approximately 5'8" tall and under 200 pounds. He wqas wearing a dark blue or black sweatshirt and jeans.
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Butler Named A.L. Rookie of the Month
Good news on the Royals front today, as the club now boasts back-to-back winners of the American League Rookie of the Month award. Billy Butler has been selected as the league's top rookie for the month of July after hitting .341 with six doubles, one triple, three home runs and 24 RBI. He also recorded a .527 slugging percentage and scored 13 runs.
Pitcher Brian Bannister took home the honor for June after going 5-1 with a 2.75 ERA in six starts.
The two became just the second and third Royals to win the award, joining shortstop Angel Berroa (July 2003).
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Great for Billy! But let's not sign a big long term contract with Butler yet, like the Royals did with Angel Berroa. Look where Berroa is playing now.
The kid is hungry — nay, starving! — at the plate. Let's hope he stays that way. He's got the potential for many more clutch hits and we need that kind of confidence in the middle of the lineup. I hope Billy beats up on the Yankees like a schoolyard bully this weekend.
So far, the Royals are playing the Yankees like a bunch of wimps! They are not playing fundamental baseball; for instance, when you have a man on first with nobody out, you need to sacrifice bunt to stay out of the double play. It's obvious that Buddy Bell doesn't believe in fundamental baseball.
Tell that to his face.
You cant blame Bell for his teams play. He is coaching a bunch of young kids that are going to make fundamental mistakes. THATS BASEBALL. Ask anyone who plays for him if he believes in fundamental baseball. Buddy Bell is as old-school as they come, and i really dont think anybody could do a better job with the team we have.
And sign Butler to a long term contract right this instance. There are absolutely no similarities between him and Berroa.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration said Sunday that the worst of the online glitches, crashes and delays may be over for the problem-plagued government health care website, a key component of President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy initiative.
The stakes are high for Obama who has seen his approval ratings drop sharply since the rocky Oct. 1 rollout of the HealthCare.gov website, threatening his ability to advance his second-term agenda. The website's shaky launch has left Obama's fellow Democrats nervous ahead of next year's elections when control of Congress will be at stake.
The Department of Health and Human Services said Sunday that the website is working more smoothly. But that doesn't mean HealthCare.gov is ready for a clean bill of health.
Officials acknowledged more work remains on the website that included hundreds of software bugs, inadequate equipment and inefficient management for its national debut two months ago. Federal workers and private contractors have undertaken an intense reworking of the system, but the White House's chief troubleshooter cautioned some users could still encounter trouble.
"The bottom line - HealthCare.gov on Dec. 1 is night and day from where it was on Oct. 1," Jeff Zients told reporters.
More than 50,000 people can log on to the website at one time and more than 800,000 people will be able to shop for insurance coverage each day, the government estimated in a report released Sunday. If true, it's a dramatic improvement from the system's first weeks, when frustrated buyers watched their computer screen freeze, the website crash and error messages multiply.
HealthCare.gov, which services 36 states, signed up just 27,000 people for health insurance coverage in October, while the 14 states that run their own websites enrolled 79,000. The total of roughly 106,000 was far off the administration's estimate that nearly 500,000 people would enroll within the first month of the six-month enrollment period.
The new figures for the website's capacity - which could not be independently verified - suggest millions of Americans could turn to their computers to shop for and buy policies from private insurers by the Dec. 23 deadline so their coverage can kick in on the first of the year.
"There's not really any way to verify from the outside that the vast majority of people who want to enroll can now do so, but we'll find out at least anecdotally over the coming days if the system can handle the traffic and provide a smooth experience for people trying to sign up," said Larry Levitt, a senior adviser at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
But, he added, HealthCare.gov is clearly working better than when it first went online. Its challenge now is to convince users who were frustrated during their first visit to give it another chance.
Politically, a fixed website could also offer a fresh start for Obama and his fellow Democrats after a wave of bad publicity surrounding the president's chief domestic achievement.
"This website is technology. It's going to get better. It's already better today," said Democratic Rep. Keith Ellison, who is a co-chairman of the liberal Congressional Progressive Caucus. "And we're only going to be working out more kinks as we go forward."
Amid all the problems with HealthCare.gov, Obama set a deadline for Saturday for several significant problems to be resolved. The administration organized a conference call with reporters Sunday morning to give a status report and boast that 400 technical problems had been resolved but declined to say how many items remain on the to-do list.
Even with the repairs in place, the site still won't be able to do everything the administration wants, and companion sites for small businesses and Spanish speakers have been delayed. Questions remain about the stability of the site and the quality of the data it delivers to insurers.
Obama promised a few weeks ago that HealthCare.gov "will work much better on Nov. 30, Dec. 1, than it worked certainly on Oct. 1." But, in trying to lower expectations, he said he could not guarantee that "100 percent of the people 100 percent of the time going on this website will have a perfectly seamless, smooth experience."
Obama rightly predicted errors would remain. The department reported the website was up and running 95 percent of the time last week - meaning a 1-in-20 chance remains of encountering a broken website. The government also estimated that pages crashed at a rate less than once every 100 clicks.
"Yes, there are problems," said Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee. "There's no denying that. Let's work to fix them."
The nation's largest health insurer trade group said significant problems remain and could be a barrier for consumers signing up for coverage effective Jan. 1.
"HealthCare.gov and the overall enrollment process continue to improve, but there are significant issues that still need to be addressed," said Karen Ignagni, president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans.
Republicans, betting frustration about the health care law is their best bet to make gains in 2014's congressional and gubernatorial elections, continued their criticism of the system. Republicans need to gain six seats to take control of the Senate, while Democrats need to gain 17 seats to win back the majority in the House of Representatives.
"I don't know how you fix it, I'll be honest," said Republican Sen. Bob Corker. "I don't know how you fix a program that was put together in this manner with only one side of the aisle, and taking the shortcuts we're taking to put it in place."
Democrats, sensing their potential vulnerability, sought to blame Republicans for not offering ideas on how to improve the website.
"Yes, we have to fix it. We should be working together to fix it," said Van Hollen, a former chairman of the committee tasked to elect more Democrats to the U.S. House.
The first big test of the repaired website probably won't come for a few more weeks, when an enrollment surge is expected as consumers rush to meet a Dec. 23 deadline so their coverage can kick in on the first of the year.
Avoiding a break in coverage is particularly important for millions of people whose current individual policies were canceled because they don't meet the standards of the health care law, as well as for a group of about 100,000 in an expiring federal program for high-risk patients. The law requires most people who don't have health insurance to buy coverage or pay fines.
For the system to be successful, the administration needs large numbers of mostly younger, healthy people to buy coverage to help offset the cost of insuring older people who generally use more health care services. Federal subsidies are available to those who qualify to help lower the cost of insurance.
Ellison spoke to ABC's "This Week." Van Hollen was interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press." Corker joined CBS' "Face the Nation."


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I am trying to migrate 6.0.6 Network Edition from Ubuntu 8.0.4 32bit to Centos 5.4 64bit.
I have followed the document "Network Edition: Moving from 32-bit to 64-bit Server" (Network Edition: Moving from 32-bit to 64-bit Server - Zimbra :: Wiki).
I have tried this twice, each time with the same result
The installation of ZCS on the new machine ran OK and I checked that the installation was stable (ie I could get to the admin page and zmcontrol status showed all apps running)
In passing, contrary to the instructions I noticed that the following values were absent from both the 32bit and 64bit versions of localconfig.xml:
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Starting ldap...Done.
Starting logger...Done.
Starting convertd...Done.
Starting mailbox...Done.
Starting antispam...Done.
Starting antivirus...Done.
Starting snmp...Done.
Starting spell...Done.
Starting mta...Done.
Starting stats...Done.
OK so far, but I can't get to the admin screen on ~:7071/zimbraAdmin
So I run zmcontrol status and see this - some processes have stopped:
antispam Running
antivirus Running
convertd Running
ldap Running
logger Running
mailbox Stopped
zmmtaconfig is running.
mailboxd is not running.
zmmailboxdctl is not running
mta Running
snmp Running
spell Running
stats Running
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Emily Weikert, 25, was found dead with a gunshot wound to her back. Officers are still trying to confirm who killed this young woman. They believe it may be her co-worker who police say was found dead inside his apartment in the Denver Tech Center.
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There were several crime scenes in this case. The first was at the Promenade Apartments where Weikert was found shot to death inside the parking garage. Police received information that lead them to believe their were two persons of interest. One led them to the Belleview light-rail station where they found a green Jeep Grand Cherokee, which was the vehicle they were looking for.
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A recent ruling by the Illinois Supreme Court has proven controversial in the months following the decision as prosecutors have begun using it as a new weapon in DUI cases. Charges in DUI cases may be upgraded without evidence of a driver's impairment at the time of the accident.
In April, the court ruled that drivers in fatal driving accidents could be found guilty of a felony if trace amounts of an illegal drug are found in their bodies.
The new ruling means prosecutors no longer have to prove that drugs contributed to a crash, simply that they were present in a driver's system. In the original case, a felony conviction was upheld against a pickup truck driver showing traces of methamphetamine after he crashed and killed two people.
Just one month later, prosecutors in DuPage County used the Supreme Court's ruling to upgrade a misdemeanor charge to felony aggravated DUI involving drugs. That upgrade changed the defendant's possible sentencing from 12 months of jail time to three to 14 years in prison.
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Published: Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 7:22 p.m.
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Don Cesarini sent an email about roadwork on Baseline Road paralleling the railroad tracks on the north side of County Road 25 in Belleview.
"The section of road in front of the Merita bread store has been widened, but not completed. It is lined with warning markers, but is a hazard as it stands now as it has tire ruts in the road, also. What is causing the delay? When will it be completed?" he asked.
Steve Olson, public information manager for the Florida Department of Transportation District Five/East Central Florida Region, responded: "It's a resurfacing job with some minor widening and drainage improvements. While it might appear no work has occurred for a number of weeks, the project is active and has not exceeded the allotted time to get it done. The contract calls for this project to finish on, or about, Feb 6.
"The paving was to start Sunday (Jan. 20) but cold temps and other factors delayed the overnight work. There was an initial delay due to lack of a railroad flagger to make sure the railroad crossing is safe, which was not possible until after the holidays."
Olson said a representative was set to visit the site to review any safety issues.
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Kevin Shattenkirk scored the winner in the
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Vancouver, BC (SportsNetwork.com) - Eddie Lack turned aside 22-of-23 shots to
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Stating that 'fractured poll verdicts' were hurting India's economic growth, Naina Lal Kidwai, country head of HSBC India and immediate past-president of Ficci on Wednesday said the economic agendas of both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress parties are similar.
"The economic agendas of both these parties are very similar.... There is no difference in the amount of growth, manufacturing, jobs, creation of skilled manpower, etc," said Kidwai on the sidelines of the National Executive Committee meeting of Ficci (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) at Gandhinagar.
"There is some disagreement on GST (Goods and Services Tax). Even on this issue, there is more congruence. The difference between the two is more in the sense of timing," she said.
"We have seen that there is a terrible slowdown in implementation in this current government. All of it does not have do with one party. It is to do with coalition government that finds it difficult to function.... What is hurting India is a democratic process that throws up fractured verdicts. This is not in anybody's control. That is what slows the (economic) process," Kidwai added.
Members of the Ficci also expressed concern about the emergence of a third force in the political arena of the country after the Delhi assembly polls. Ficci President Sidharth Birla said that the initial steps by the new government in Delhi was a move towards increasing the subsidy burden of the government. "It is not a comfortable move," said Birla.
"The country is not at a stage for any experimentation. We cannot afford to experiment (with the political process). People should understand that it will not be proper to decide the future of the nation on the basis of "romance" with any party, Birla said commenting on the AAP.
Without naming the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), some of the members of the Ficci said that they were 'disturbed' by the recent political developments in Delhi and wanted to know from Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi, present at the meet, if any steps have being taken to make the 'people aware' of the need for a stable government. However, Modi did not offer a reply.


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Lady Bears Defeat Columbia U in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Md.—Sophomore guard Tracey Carrington scored a game-high 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting, as Morgan State defeated visiting Columbia University, 60-51 in a non-conference game on Nov. 23 at Hill Field House.
The win was the Lady Bears' second straight in as many games during this current four-game home stand, while extending their all-time series lead to 2-0 over the Columbia Lady Lions.
The Lady Bears held a 46-42 lead after a three-point basket by Columbia's Lizzy Stachon with 7:23 remaining. Morgan State senior guard Bianca Jarrett, who only played in the second half, then scored the game's next eight points, including six straight free throws to extend the Morgan State lead to 56-45 with 1:33 left in the game.
Morgan State (3-2 overall) forced 22 turnovers, while also committing 22 of their own. The Lady Bears also recorded 15 steals with senior guard Moneshia Davis recording a team-high three. Morgan State held a 39-36 rebounding advantage with sophomore forward/center Amarah Williams, Davis and Carrington all grabbing a team-high seven rebounds.
Jarrett came off the bench to score 12 points in 14 minutes, including six straight points at one point for the Lady Bears. Junior guard Whitney Southerland added eight points in a reserve role.
Columbia (1-4 overall) was led by Brittany Simmons, who scored 11 points and Baily Ott, who added 10 points. Ott also had a game-high five steals and hauled in seven rebounds. Courtney Bradford pulled down a game-high eight rebounds.
Columbia shot 32.8 percent (19-of-58) and went 4-for-18 (22 percent) from three-point range. Morgan State finished the game shooting 37.7 percent (20-of-53) from the floor and 21 percent (3-of-14) from three-point range. Morgan State also connected on 17-of-21 (81 percent) from the charity stripe, while the Lions went 9-of-16 from the free throw line.
The Lady Bears will return to the court on Nov. 28 when they play host to George Washington in a non-conference game at 2 p.m. at Hill Field House.
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Neighbor charged with burglary, petty theft
Published: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 12:34 p.m.
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A 52-year-old man was arrested Tuesday after he admitted rummaging through his neighbor's home Saturday night while she slept.
Anibal Barris was arrested after he admitted breaking into the home in the 8400 block of Southwest 74th Court and taking $33, according to Marion County Sheriff's Office reports.
Just after 11 p.m. Saturday, the woman awoke and saw a figure in her bedroom with a flashlight. The man would turn the flashlight off and on as he searched. He left the room and went to the kitchen, before returning to the bedroom. The woman screamed. The man apologized and told her his name was "Bobby" before climbing back out of the window where he entered, according to reports.
On Tuesday, Barris told investigators he was addicted to crack cocaine and was looking for money to buy drugs. He said he took the $33 from the woman's purse, reports state.
Barris was booked into the Marion County Jail on one count each of occupied burglary and petty theft. His $20,000 bond on a previous arrest for burglary and grand theft was revoked. He was being held at the jail Wednesday in lieu of a $30,500 bond.
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My Daily Sunscreen Moisturizer, Kiehl's Ultra Facial Moisturizer SPF 15Tuesday, May 04, 2010
I started using Kiehl's when I was a senior in college. I remember being frustrated with skin that seemed totally out of control. My combination skin was very oily and dry at the same time. I was having breakouts. I had tried a lot of different mass market products and nothing was helping. I read about Kiehl's in an issue of Allure, and hightailed it to my nearby Neiman Marcus (ok, maybe not so nearby, it's about a 45 minute drive to that mall), where I spent about 10% of my savings account at the Kiehl's counter. I bought cleaners, toners, lip balms, masks and of course this moisturizer. My skin loved the change. There was a marked decrease in breakouts and while my skin was still combination, it was at least no longer a study in extremes. I've been an avid Kiehl's fan ever since.
Ultra Facial Moisturizer SPF 15 is the product I turn to today (over 10 years later) in between product testings or when my skin just needs a break. This moisturizer is pretty amazing. It is light and milky. It's hydrating without being too much for my oily t-zone, sinks in immediately and is the perfect preparation for makeup application.
This product offers SPF 15, with UVA and UVB coverage. I realize that it is not full broad spectrum coverage, but it's a sacrifice I've made to use a product with sunscreen that I can tolerate every day. I really can not tell that the sunscreen is present. There is no sunscreen smell and I can't tell the difference between the lotions that come with or without sunscreen. I only buy the sunscreen version now.
Kiehl's Ultra Facial Moisturizer SPF 15
I think I've bought about 20 bottles or so of this stuff. No joke. I buy the 8.4 ounce size now.
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- Naturalskinshop.com said...
I think its so important that people use SPF daytime moisturizers! Its skin cancer awareness month so I think this post is perfect!
- May 4, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Moni said...
Have you tried the UV Protective Everyday Facial Moisturizing Cream? It's also SPF 15, but has full protection with Mexoryl SX. I use it every day and absolutely love it. I also have combo skin and it moisturizes the drier parts without over-moisturizing my t-zone.
- May 4, 2010 at 5:17 PM
- Christine said...
Hi Moni!
I've used a prior version of it, the UV Protective Suncare Sunscreen, but it wasn't an "everyday" version. Actually, I don't see the one I tried on the website anymore so it may no longer be made. If I ever make it through all the sunscreens I'm testing (and the one I heard about today from a little Kiehl's birdie), I'll pick that one up next! Thanks for the tip!
- May 4, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- The Beauty Blog said...
I enjoy very much your blog.
I´m completly agree with you, SPF is necessary everyday...
I write a blog in spanish and I recommended last week another Kiehl´s :
I hope you enjoy it too!
- May 5, 2010 at 9:30 AM
- Jenny B. said...
I saw that Kiehl's has Ultra Facial Moisturizer in SPF 30 now. They describe it as broad spectrum vs. UVA and UVB rays, so I'm wondering if they changed their formula...
- June 4, 2013 at 8:41 PM
- Jenny B. said...
Kiehl's now offers this moisturizer in SPF 30. Does this one offer more sun protection (it's marketed as broad spectrum)?
- June 4, 2013 at 8:59 PM
- Christine Mikesell said...
Jenny- the definition of "Broad Spectrum" has changed, it needs to hit UVA1 in order to be labelled that way. The ingredient list on Kiehl's website is wrong for both products (I only own the SPF 15), but I don't know how it was reformulated. Sorry, wish I could help more!
- June 4, 2013 at 9:15 PM
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Carson, CA (Sports Network) - David Beckham walked off the field in stoppage
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Beckham announced the match would be his last in MLS, and he helped the Galaxy
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In my attempt to get LDAP replication working I have stumbled upon a problem. I was trying to do a zmupdateauthkeys but the command couldn't find any keys for any of my servers. So I decided to run zmsshkeygen, it starts out fine, by then it chokes when it tries to put the key into the LDAP tree. It states the attribute must only be 1024 in length, but the length of the zimbra_identity.pub file is 1120.
I have tried to go through the process manually, and I still got stuck in the same spot, I even tried to put just the key into the LDAP tree, meaning excluding the ssh-dss at the beginning of the file and the hostname at the end.Code:Generating public/private dsa key pair. Your identification has been saved in /opt/zimbra/.ssh/zimbra_identity. Your public key has been saved in /opt/zimbra/.ssh/zimbra_identity.pub. The key fingerprint is: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx jumbo.xxxxx.on.ca ERROR: account.INVALID_ATTR_VALUE (zimbrasshpublickey value length(1120) larger then max allowed: 1024)
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A just released 911 call gives more insight on a possible motive into last week's murder of a Greenville man.
Benjamin Shields III was found dead in his Coleman Road home last Wednesday evening. His son, Benjamin Shields IV has been charged with the murder.
Greenville police have released a 911 call made by the victim's wife who is the suspect's step-mother. She told dispatchers that her daughter called, saying her step-son had shot her husband.
Dispatch: "Okay, have they been having problems?" Caller: "Yes, and we had allowed him to come back home, tryin' to help him get back on his feet. And he had been doing well. I don't know what happened today." Dispatch: "Oh, okay. What is your son's name?" Caller: "Benjamin Shields IV." Dispatch: "Does he have mental problems, or just having some general problems?" Caller: "Just some general problems, you know. Son don't wanna do as the father asks. That type thing, you know."
Shields later turned himself in. He is scheduled to be back in court November 1st, while police have yet to announce a motive in the murder.
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The man accused of gunning down his own father in Greenville has made his first court appearance on the charge of murder.
Benjamin Shields IV appeared in court at the Pitt County Detention Center Thursday morning and was returned to jail under a $1 million bond. His next court date is scheduled for November 1.
Shields turned himself in Wednesday evening, a few hours after police believe he shot his father in his Coleman Dr. home in Greenville.
Police say they don't have information on a motive for the fatal shooting at this time.
Greenville Police say Benjamin Shields IV is charged with one open count of murder in the death of his father, Benjamin Shields III who was found dead in his home on Coleman Drive just before 5:00 p.m Wednesday.
Police say Benjamin Shields IV surrendered to officers at the Greenville Police Department shortly after 6:00 p.m. Wednesday. He was arrested and taken to the Pitt County Detention Center at approximately 9:00 p.m., where he is being held without bond pending his first appearance in court Thursday.
No apparent motive yet has been provided yet for the fatal shooting.
Greenville Police released a few new details Wednesday night about a homicide about 4:50 pm at 2140 Coleman Drive where neighbors reported shots had been fired in the home. Upon arrival police say officers found 59-year-old Benjamin Shields III dead inside, from what appeared to be gunshot wounds.
Detectives from the Major Crimes Unit responded to the scene and began to canvass the area for information. Forensics personnel are processing the home for evidence. Police expect to continue processing the crime scene through the night.
Detectives are conducting interviews at this hour and have developed significant leads, but police say no suspect information will be released at this time.
Greenville Police say 59 year-old Benjamin Shields III was found dead inside his home at 2140 Coleman Drive about 5:00 p.m. Wednesday right after neighbors reported hearing gunfire.
Police say this is a homicide and is not considered a random act.
Police say they have good leads, but have not announced an arrest.
Stay with WITN News and witn.com for more on this breaking news story.
Greenville police say they are investigating a shooting that happened late this afternoon.
Officers are in the 2100 block of Coleman Drive, that's in the Bedford Village subdivision off East Fire Tower Road.
Sgt. Joe Friday confirms one person has been shot. A neighbor tells WITN News that she saw a body being brought out of the home. Those neighbors say police are using K9s to search the area.
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RIP Andy
Andy Rooney passed away over the weekend at the age of 92. If you think I hate everything, check out this dude's body of work. I look at Andy Rooney like the Nickelback of news. No one will admit that they like him, but someone went out and bought those 50 million albums. I'd say TV will never be the same, but I never watched 60 minutes anyway. What am I, 76 years old?
RIP DIppin' Dots
Remember when Dippin' Dots first dropped on the scene? "The Ice Cream of the Future!" Well, the future is over, apparently. Dippin' Dots have filed for bankruptcy. I'm going to shane an unpopular opinion with you. Dippin' Dots are TOTALLY overrated. This is the problem I have with a lot of things. Something is totally awesome on its own, and we feel the need to try and improve it. Ice cream is one of those things. HD TV is one of those things. I don't need 3D TV when my HD TV is perfect as it stands. Why would you want to try and improve Ice Cream? Oh, and at a higher price point, too? I think I paid something like $8 for a small cup at Darien Lake once. No thanks. Hit the bricks, Dippin' Dots.
RIP Champ, wait...no?
Many reports all weekend on the death of Joe Frazier. Only problem is, as I'm writing this he's still alive...I think. Regardless, it sounds like he doesn't have much time and some jouranlists out there aren't checking thier sources. Small favor to ask...if I'm sick, please wait until I'm actually dead before you announce it to the world. In the meantime, I'm going to make up my own RIP claims. Nice run, Adam Sandler. You will be missed.
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January 2014 will mark our second appearance at LC:M – the biannual event that showcases the best of British fashion talent, from rising stars to heritage brands. The inaugural Superdry + Timothy Everest Sebiro collection for men debuted there in 2012.
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REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) -- Police say a 64-year-old suburban Detroit man has been jailed after living several months in a trailer home with a woman's corpse.
Dennis McCauley was arraigned Friday for failing to report a death, mutilation of a corpse, identity theft and other charges.
McCauley was arrested Monday at Long's Mobile Home Court in Wayne County's Redford Township, west of Detroit.
Police Sgt. Kevin Crittenden says a court officer saw a woman's remains on a sofa after going to the trailer to serve an eviction notice. The woman is identified as 72-year-old Ann Marquis, who is believed to have died in November. Preliminary autopsy results reveal she died of natural causes.
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You know summer's the perfect time to switch to flip-flops, but did you know it's also the right time to change your diet? Being outdoors more often—and sweating—ups your risk for health problems such as dehydration, skin sensitivities and vitamin and mineral deficiencies. The simple (and delicious) solution? "Eat local, in-season fruits. Their nutrients are at their peak in the summer," says Julie Kaye, MPH, RD, CDN, a registered dietitian in New York City. "But they're not the only foods that will help your body look and feel its best during the hottest time of year." Click through to see what else you should definitely eat (and drink!) this season.
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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- We've learned 60-year-old, Ken A. Neal of Cherry Valley was killed in a serious crash that shutdown parts of Bypass 20 Tuesday afternoon.
Illinois State Police say his SUV burst into flames after crashing into the back of a semi-truck that was slowing down due to road work. The east bound lanes of U.S. 20, between Alpine and 11th Street were closed for a few hours. The driver of the semi was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries.
The cause of Neal's death remains under investigation.
Witnesses say it appears an SUV crashed into a semi and then caught fire. We're told State Troopers are still on the scene.
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|City preparing for summer activities
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
In anticipation for the upcoming summer sports season, Theresa Tharp discussed last year's achievements of the rec sports program as well as provided information about the upcoming season during the Tuesday, April 2 City Council meeting.
Last year approximately 140 kids were out for baseball, softball or T-ball. About 50 of all participants were out for T-ball. The programs are for children age 5-15 and up to 16 years old for softball.
During the final baseball tournament put on by the city last year, the rec department raised enough money to purchase $4,000 worth of new uniforms for the entire program.
Tharp also noted that coaching positions are not yet finalized, but a number of candidates have put in applications, and decisions will be made shortly.
Progress slowed for code enforcer, animal shelter
For the time being, the council has determined that the code enforcement position will have to remain a duty of the Holyoke Police Department.
It became clear in recent weeks that finding a qualified candidate to fill the spot as a part-time position was going to be very difficult. Police Chief Doug Bergstrom commented that the department will be able to handle the responsibilities.
Board members Steve Moore and David Churchwell mentioned that the board can possibly revisit the topic after more progress has been made on the animal shelter.
After addressing a handful of issues with the proposed animal shelter plans, the health department has been slow to comment on the overall progress of the blueprint.
The lack of direction has been frustrating for board members, but they are continuing to make improvements to the draft in order to stay current with all health codes.
"I will continue to work on the full details of the plan to see where we can go," City Superintendent Mark Brown commented. "Hopefully we don't go back to square one if they find something wrong."
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Brown said that there had been a power outage caused by trees down on power lines in the 200-300 block of East Akron Street due to the heavy snow on March 23.
Brown also informed the board that the alfalfa sprinkler system will be fired up as soon as the weather warms up. City workers will also continue to fill street cracks when the weather cooperates.
Chief Bergstrom reported that from March 14-27 there had been 60 calls for service, one arrest, three reports made and five warnings given.
Other business:
In other business April 2, the council:
—agreed to donate water for the 2013 community garden.
—approved a purchase request from Chief Bergstrom for a Lexmark X738DTE Multifunction printer from Computers Etc. for a total of $2,759.
—agreed to donate $100 to the Phillips County Relay for Life.
—approved a donation of one summer youth swim pass to Partners In Education for the school carnival silent auction.
—approved travel request for Kathy Olofson to attend recertification of election official training May 3 at Adams County Government Center.
—approved travel request for Tillie Fisbeck and Olofson to attend election basics training April 26 at the Sterling Library.
—agreed to place ads in the 2013 Explore magazine and the Holyoke Enterprise 125th Anniversary edition.
—passed a motion to help the golf club pour cement for a gazebo and to waive the building permit fees.
—accepted a bid from Blue-White Pools for $8,400 to replaster the bottom of the wading pool as well as supply hotel rooms for the Blue-White Pools employees.
Holyoke Enterprise April 11, 2013