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Automobile Accidents : Accident north of Harris injures Trenton teenager
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/11 8:09:29 (333 reads) |
A Trenton resident was hurt on Friday morning when the pickup truck he was driving went off Highway 139 north of Harris, hit a culvert and a tree, and overturned. Sixteen year old Jadde Blozvich was taken to Sullivan County Memorial Hospital in Milan, with injuries described as MODERATE by the Highway Patrol. |
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Automobile Accidents : Friday afternoon accident injures Milan man
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/11 8:04:35 (304 reads) |
A Milan resident was hurt on Friday afternoon when the car he was driving ran off a road west of Milan, hit a utility pole, and overturned. Twenty-year old William Harrison was taken to Sullivan County Memorial Hospital in Milan with what the Highway Patrol called MODERATE injuries. |
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KTTN/KGOZ Sports : Trenton fall 2012 preseason sports interviews
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/10 8:30:00 (333 reads) |
PAR Broadcast Group Sports Director Tom Johnson has spent this week getting the thoughts of Trenton High School's varsity fall sports coaches for the 2012 season. Click on "read more" to get to the links of the COMPLETE interviews done with football coach Wes Croy, golf coach Jeremy Austin, tennis coach Abby Gott, softball coach John Cowling, and volleyball coach Brett Ewald. |
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KTTN/KGOZ News : Former Milan woman pleads guilty to Minnesota murder charges
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/9 14:08:38 (315 reads) |
A woman arrested in Milan for the death of her newborn infant in Minnesota, entered a guilty plea on Wednesday while in court in Gaylord, Minnesota. Sources say 29 year old Amy Romero entered a plea of guilty to charges of second-degree manslaughter for abandoning her newborn daughter and leaving her outdoors to die in the woods near her Minnesota home in 2001. |
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KTTN/KGOZ News : Authorities investigate into death of Wheeling man; Update: one person arrested
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| Posted by John on 2012/8/8 16:10:00 (986 reads) |
A Wheeling man died Wednesday morning in a private property accident in rural Livingston County. The highway patrol listed the victim as 33 year old Patrick Kinsella of Wheeling. The Livingston County Sheriff's Department reports that investigation has determined that in addition to the death, authorities are focusing on who might have been present at the time. |
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KTTN/KGOZ News : Primary election held Tuesday across northern Missouri
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| Posted by John on 2012/8/7 23:50:00 (656 reads) |
Two incumbents won re-nominations in contested races, two others lost Tuesday night as results filtered in from the Republican Primary election in Grundy County. The city of Trenton's sales tax issue lost by the narrowest of margins. It was a high voter turnout for a primary election – 46 percent. |
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Automobile Accidents : Cameron woman injured after car-animal collison
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/11 8:13:15 (332 reads) |
A vehicle occupied by two area residents hit a black bull in Caldwell County overnight, resulting in what the Highway Patrol described as minor injuries for the passenger, 28-year old Kristen Chamberlain of Cameron, who was taken by ambulance to Cameron Regional Medical Center. |
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Automobile Accidents : Tuesday morning accident injures Bethany teens
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/10 8:46:44 (328 reads) |
Two people were hurt just south of Bethany when a car overturned onto the passenger side of the vehicle. The Highway Patrol said two passengers, 17-year old Brianna O'Neal and 16-year old Sierra Ash, both of Bethany, were taken by private vehicle to Harrison County Community Hospital in Bethany several hours after leaving the scene. Both girls were said (by the Patrol) to have MODERATE injuries. |
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KTTN/KGOZ News : Senator McCaskill announces Lauren Gray can STAY in the U.S.A.
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| Posted by Tom on 2012/8/8 16:50:00 (575 reads) |
United States Senator Claire McCaskill, on Wednesday morning, announced that she has successfully worked with the Department of Homeland Security to obtain an exemption allowing Lauren Gray of Trenton to continue to legally stay in the U.S. and also to seek employment. Lauren will receive a two-year renewable deferral while she and her family continue to wait for Green Card Permanent residency in the U.S.
Click here to listen to Wednesday morning's conference call
 Lauren Gray (right) outside her family's business, Lakeview Motor Lodge and Restaurant in Trenton, Mo., with her mother, Ali Gray (Photo Credit - Kansas City Star) |
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