Quincy police officers, from left, Deputy Chief Shannon Pilkington, Kelly VanderMaiden, Lt. Kathy Schisler and Sgt. Chad Scott way to motorists from the rooftop of Dunkin' Donuts Friday to raise awareness and donations for the Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics Illinois.
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Marshall Grimsley, left, with the Military Order of the Purple Heart, jokes with Maurine Corbin, Norma Vahlkamp and Margie Rose, right, as her serves them lunch Friday during a picnic at the American Legion Pavilion next to Lake Illinois. The Illinois Veterans Home held their annual salute to veterans, open to the public, sponsored by the Military Order of the Purple Heart and Disabled American Veterans Chapter #32.
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Quincy Junior High 6th grader Isabella Stupavsky demonstrates how to play the cello for Madison School 3rd graders in the Madison School Gym on Friday, May. 19, 2017. 6th grade students from QJHS visited Madison students to introduce them to music opportunities at Baldwin next fall.
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Hannibal High School graduate Santiago Mendez in the Hannibal High Library.
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Monsignor Michael Kuse, 75, longtime pastor of Blessed Sacrament Parish, is retiring from the priesthood June 30. An open house Saturday will commemorate his 50 years as a priest.
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The aftermath after a dead tree fell onto a structure at South Park along RJ Peters Drive Wednesday afternoon, photographed Thursday, May. 18, 2017. The corner of the structure and the roof appear to be damaged.
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The aftermath after a dead tree fell onto a structure at South Park along RJ Peters Drive Wednesday afternoon, photographed Thursday, May. 18, 2017. The corner of the structure and the roof appear to be damaged.
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Quincy police officer Luke Humke scans a bar code on the drivers license and print a citation from his vehicle instead of hand writing them.
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Quincy police officer Luke Humke pulls a ticket from a printer in his patrol vehicle Thursday after the department implemented a new digital ticket program called DigiTicket. Officers now have the ability to scan a bar code on the drivers license and print a citation instead of hand writing them.
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Quincy Junior High Lighthouse Leadership Team students instruct a group on how to flip over a tarp without their hands or arguing as part of a team building exercise during QJHS' Leadership Day on Thursday, May. 18, 2017. Students chose to make the theme of the day "Unlock the Super Leader in You."
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Quincy ringmasters Lee Edwards times Doug Alexander, of Quincy, shoot one of the stages that will be used in the Single Stack & Revolver Classic at PASA Park in Barry on Wednesday, May. 17, 2017. The 2017 USPSA Single Stack Division National Championship and Revolver Division National Championship will take place this weekend.
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Illinois Department of Transportation workers straighten a sign after placing it at the intersection of 5th and Broadway on Wednesday, May. 17, 2017.
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St. Dominic 1st grader McKinley Moss scolds her two month old kitten Moana during a pet show and tell at St. Dominic School on Tuesday, May. 16, 2017. Students gave a brief speech to introduce their pets before letting their classmates play with them.
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Damian Mutchler, going on 2, plays with his cousin Josh in the fountain at Washington Park on Monday, May. 15, 2017. According to WGEM weather, Monday's high rose to the upper 80s with Tuesday looking similar.
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Ed Zanger, with Austin's Army, power washes the wall Monday that goes around St. Francis Catholic Church. Austin's Army is a group of 12 to 13 church members that volunteer time every Monday on projects for the church and St. Francis School.
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Good Samaritan Home resident Mary Weisenborn delivers a bag of goodies to Quincy Police Department's Kathy Schisler on Monday, May. 15, 2017. Good Samaritan Home residents put together goody bags for the officers in honor of National Police Officer Memorial Day to coincide with their kickoff of National Nursing Home Week, which is all this week.
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The Quincy Police Honor Guard from left, Sgt. Randy Wheeler, back, Det. Gabe Vanderbol, Sgt. Bryan Dusch and Det. Luke Humke with flags to be raised to half-staff Monday to honor all fallen police officers during the National Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony in Quincy City Hall Plaza.
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Workers in a bucket under the Quincy Memorial Bridge on Monday, May. 15, 2017.
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