3. 2014 Archive
  4. August 2014

20140823 - Week in Photos August 17-23

Read More
dnews_0820_Kingston_fire2.jpg
61 / 76

dnews_0820_Kingston_fire2.jpg

Jessi Haish - jhaish@shawmedia.com
Fire officials are tearing apart ceilings in a Kingston home looking for electrical hot spots after smoke was detected coming from a vent in the dining room Tuesday. Genoa-Kingston fire department responded to a call about 11:55 a.m. Sycamore assistant fire chief Art Zern said it looked like there was overheated electrical equipment somewhere in the home, and the fire departments were working together to clear smoke out of the home.

  • dnews_0820_Kingston_fire2.jpg
  • dspts_adv_brandon_mayes.jpg
  • dspts_adv_conlon.jpg
  • dspts_adv_bouagnon.jpg
  • dspts_adv_ness.jpg
  • dnews_0818_eden_playground.jpg
  • Bill Nicklas, vice president of operations and community relations at Northern Illinois University, gives Brett Williams, director of mass transit for the NIU Student Association a ride in the new vehicle that will be used for the new Huskie Pup Line, which will give students free rides around campus. Lawerence Synett - lsynett@shawmedia.com
  • Northern Illinois University officials are testing the first vehicle that could be used for the new Huskie Pup Line, which will give students free rides around campus. Lawerence Synett - lsynett@shawmedia.com
  • The new Huskie Pup Line could be up-and-running soon, said Bill Nicklas, vice president of operations and community relations at Northern Illinois University. The extended golf cart, which has been improved to weather the elements, would allow students free rides around campus. Lawerence Synett - lsynett@shawmedia.com
  • Mike Theodore, who recently graduated from Northern Illinois University, takes a tour of the new vehicle that will be used for the Huskie Pup Line, which will give students free rides around campus. There has been a request for proposal for the operation and maintenance of the program, which could be up-and-running soon. Lawerence Synett - lsynett@shawmedia.com
  • Bill Nicklas, vice president of operations and community relations at Northern Illinois University, discusses the new Huskie Pup Line with Chuck Walz, associate director of admission at NIU, on Thursday, August 14, 2014. The vehicle, an extended golf cart, is currently being tested by campus officials. The program will be up-and-running soon, Nicklas said. Lawerence Synett - lsynett@shawmedia.com
  • dfea_0819_PawLickin'Good2
  • dfea_0819_PawLickin'Good
  • dfea_0822_LoveJoy1
  • dfea_0822_LoveJoy3
  • dfea_0822_LoveJoy2
  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2021 SmugMug, Inc.