| Officials, residents assess tornado damage
There were reports of two horses with injury and possible cattle hurt at the barn.Nature's Way animal rescue crews were in Nappanee early Friday and were attempting to help animals, he said.The power outage after the storm interrupted municipal water pumping and because of that, residents were told to boil water before consuming it. A crew of four Goshen water department employees went to Nappanee this morning to help with repairs and checking the system. After that, they were attempting to help the city sewer department, as sewer lift stations will not operate without electricity.Larry Graham, a Northern Indiana Public Service Co. electric utility spokesman, said that after the storm hit, about 4,000 customers were without power. By Friday morning, power was restored to all but 700 customers, but he warned that it may take some time to fix poles, re-install lines and clean up storm damage to restore power.During a second press conference Friday held at 4 p.m.
Bail denied again for ex-Coral Springs Mayor John Sommerer
For the second time in less than a week, a Broward judge denied bail for former Coral Springs Mayor John Sommerer, who is facing child molestation charges in a case involving a 7-year-old girl.
The victim's father told Broward Circuit Judge Cynthia Imperato on Wednesday that his daughter has been traumatized and that he thinks Sommerer, 60, is a flight risk.
"She said she feels safer with [Sommerer] being in jail," the witness said.
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Centre to double grant for rural health: Minister
A student of Class V at a school in Mandi Gobindgarh, Vikas Kumar was made to attend school against his wishes. He took the poisonous substance and left for school. On reaching school, he started to vomit and fell unconscious and was rushed to the civil hospital by the bewildered school staff. The doctors tried their best but could not save the boy. .
Ducktown case has similarities to north Georgia homicide
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