Officials are investigating yesterday afternoon’s collapse of the Baldwin Street parking garage at Wilson Hospital in Johnson City. A number of cars were destroyed, but no one was found in any of the lower level vehicles. Work crews with cranes removed top-level vehicles overnight & the investigation is ongoing.
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\nState Police responded to a call for a person in the water at the Whitney Point dam at Dorchester Lake. Trooper Donald Atkinson entered the water and swam to the dam\u2019s outflow tunnels and located the 14-year-old victim, who was unable to swim out of tunnel due to the strong current. A Good Samaritan entered the water, throwing Trooper Atkinson a rope, Trooper Lawrence Gurdo entered the water, and assisted Trooper Atkinson, the victim grabbed a rope & was pulled to safety. The victim was transported to Lourdes Hospital for treatment.
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\nThe Sidney Alumni Association will hold their annual weekend of activities this weekend. Alumni Association spokesperson Amber Fogarty explains today\u2019s activities:<\/p>\n
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Also, Sidney Historical Association invites the public to our Open House Alumni Weekend. Our museum will be open from 1-3 p.m. on July 17 & 18. Come to room 218 in the Civic Center on Liberty St. to tour the museum.
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\nDelaware County Public Health will be providing a Car Seat Safety Event during Fair on the Square at The Delaware National Bank of Delhi at 121 Main Street in Delhi, today from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Certified child passenger safety technicians will teach how to correctly install and use child\u2019s safety or booster seat, more information is available at 832-5200.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Officials are investigating yesterday afternoon’s collapse of the Baldwin Street parking garage at Wilson Hospital in Johnson City. A number of cars were destroyed, but no one was found in any of the lower level vehicles. Work crews with cranes … Continue reading