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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in March 2013

MADISON - ST. CLAIR RECORD

Wednesday, December 4, 2024

News from March 2013


Truck driver says rig's 'metal fatigue' caused knee injury

By Andrea Dearden |
A truck driver from Belleville is suing his employer after he allegedly tore ligaments in his knee trying to get into his work truck.

Eden Village in Glen Carbon sued over resident's care

By Andrea Dearden |
Hopkins



Say NO to video gambling on April 9

By The Madison County Record |
To the Editor:


Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal from Madison County school district

By Bethany Krajelis |
The Illinois Supreme Court has agreed to weigh in on a Madison County school district’s dispute with an area refinery and the state’s Pollution Control Board.

Schnucks sued over alleged salad bar food poisoning

By Kelly Holleran |
A woman claims she and her daughter developed food poisoning from a salad purchased at a local grocery store.


Disabled adult sues YMCA and employee claiming property was stolen

By Kelly Holleran |
A disabled adult claims a YMCA employee embezzled property from her while she was attempting to receive exercise assistance.

Mother sues school after son falls off hammock

By Kelly Holleran |
Juncker

Vision loss leads to suit against ophthalmologist

By Kelly Holleran |
Rubin

Citizens Community Bank blamed for reporting a charge-off to credit agency

By Andrea Dearden |
A St. Clair County bank is accused of falsely reporting credit information about one of its customers.

Woman claims breast cancer diagnosis missed

By Andrea Dearden |
Keefe

12th annual Law Day 5K run/walk to be held April 27

By Christina Stueve Hodges |
Law Day Run

St. Clair County responds to juror's personal injury suit

By Christina Stueve Hodges |
St. Clair County is denying liability for injuries allegedly sustained by a prospective juror in March 2012.



RDN Land Investment sues Swansea tenants

By Kelly Holleran |
Blaesing

Alternative Transportation System sued over passenger's injuries

By Kelly Holleran |
The estate of a St. Louis man has filed suit against the transportation company that she claims continued to operate a bus even after a man fell from a wheelchair and pleaded for assistance.