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Episode 7: This podcast goes into more in-depth about the underworld in the late 1950s under Sam Giancana and how Ted Link, an investigative reporter at The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, actually had produced some of the best national exposes on Molly Zelko over the years. Link had close connections with mafia types. He reported that his sources told him through the grapevine that "she was murdered ... and her body was disposed of in an abandoned mine near Coal City, Illinois. There are a number of water-filled mines in that area." … [Read more...] about Molly Zelko, My Thoughts On Joliet’s True-Crime Podcast

Starting May 15, city water customers will have to reduce their water consumption by 25 percent compared with 2013 or pay a penalty that varies with how much a customer went over the limit and for how long. Bills could double or triple, according to the fine schedule. … [Read more...] about Pleasanton among 1st cities to enact water fines amid drought

The city of San Francisco credits its provocative water-savings campaign last year, thick with double entendres, with helping residents achieve among the lowest levels of water use in the state. Remember the billboards and bus placards that read, “Make it a quickie” and “Get paid for doing it”? … [Read more...] about S.F. ad campaign makes water conservation sexy

Reis & Irvy's @ Oxford Valley Mall 3 violations found. Inspection date Aug. 28. … [Read more...] about Levittown Restaurant Inspections: 10 Violations At Local Diner

A few light snow showers and even a mix is possible this morning and afternoon. Little to no accumulation with this precipitation is expected. The highs will make it to the low 40s and it will dry out for the start of our work week with a little bit a sunshine around and above normal temperatures in the mid 40s. … [Read more...] about Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Warm Up Ahead Of The Work Week