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Weather alert:
...FREEZING RAIN ADVISORY IN EFFECT
FROM 6 AM TO 3 PM CST SUNDAY... THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN
LINCOLN HAS ISSUED A FREEZING RAIN ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT
FROM 6 AM TO 3 PM CST SUNDAY. * TIMING...FROM SUNDAY MORNING
UNTIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON. * ICE ACCUMULATIONS...TOTAL ICE
ACCUMULATIONS AROUND ONE TENTH OF AN INCH CAN BE EXPECTED. *
IMPACTS...THE FREEZING RAIN WILL CREATE ICY CONDITIONS ON
UNTREATED ROADWAYS...BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES...RESULTING IN
HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS. IN ADDITION...SIDEWALKS AND
PARKING LOTS COULD WILL LIKELY BECOME SLICK...MAKING WALKING
DIFFICULT. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A FREEZING RAIN
ADVISORY MEANS THAT PERIODS OF FREEZING RAIN OR FREEZING DRIZZLE
WILL CAUSE TRAVEL DIFFICULTIES. BE PREPARED FOR SLIPPERY ROADS.
SLOW DOWN AND USE CAUTION WHILE DRIVING.
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The
power of the Internet
William A. Shaffer grew up in Troy, Ill. His father was involved in
coal mining, and William himself grew up to be a part-time professional
photographer and did work for newspapers in the Troy area. In the
early 1970s he was passing through Lincoln and spied this old coal
mine. The structures intrigued Shaffer as a photographer and interested him
as the son of a miner, so he snapped these shots. Last week, 40 years later, he came across the pictures, went searching on the
Internet for
Lincoln newspapers and found Lincoln Daily News. When he emailed the
photos to
us, he said he wasn’t sure what kind of reception he would get from a
local paper, but he wanted to try to share them with our community. He
also said that through the years, these have been some of his favorite
shots. Thank you, William, for sharing them with LDN and now with our readers.
Photos by William
A. Shaffer
(Click on images for larger versions.)
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A
jogger runs
with two
dogs in the
snow along
the north
side of
Lakeshore
Drive in
Chicago on
Friday.
The 1.1
inches that
settled on
Windy City
streets and
sidewalks
marked the
latest first
seasonal
snowfall of
at least an
inch in the
Midwest
metropolis
since at
least 1884,
when records
were first
kept,
National
Weather
Service
forecaster
Matt Friedlein
said. The
previous
record was
set on Jan.
17, 1899.
Friday also
broke
Chicago's
longest
streak of
consecutive
days without
an inch of
snow. The
city went
335 days, or
about 11
months,
without at
least an
inch,
Friedlein
said.
AP photo
by Nam Y.
Huh
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CLOSE UP:
Jan. 26
State treasurer and I-Cash, writing group, Feb. 9 celebrations, Lincoln
statue fundraiser, Relay For Life, 'Neighborhoods' submissions
requested, Bowling for Books, chicken
noodle lunch, Nancy Saul, Red Cross Heroes Breakfast, Abe's birthday in Mount Pulaski,
absentee and early voting, Polar Plunge, illusionist
event, Spring for Tea, emergency assistance board,
public meeting on downtown plan, LAMS rehearsals, HSLC board election, Atlanta 'Rt. 66 Reinterpreted' Art Project
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Chicago gets 1st 1-inch snowfall, breaking record
National
Newtown
residents to join gun control march in DC
Politics,
Government & Elections
Obama presses liberal agenda
as he starts 2nd term
International
16 die in Egypt riot after
soccer violence verdict
ODD & Extraordinary
Science, Technology and the Environment
Dolphin dies amid NY canal's
industrial pollution
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A photo marked
"not to be published" that shows a teenage Diana Spencer before
she became Princess of Wales has been sold by a New Hampshire
auction house for more than $18,000.
The photograph shows a group of friends relaxing during a ski
trip, with Diana reclining on a bed, a young man seated
behind her and a bottle of whiskey on the window sill. It was
acquired by a British newspaper just after her engagement Prince
Charles, but someone at the paper wrote "not to be published"
across it, presumably because it would've embarrassed the royal
family.
RR Auction in Amherst, N.H., says the photo sold in the online
auction Thursday to a real estate investor from San Diego for
$18,306, well above early estimates.
AP photo courtesy of RR Auction
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Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts
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honoree Van Dyke glad he made someone smile
Fox
News,
Palin cutting ties
 'Dallas'
returns
with J.R. Ewing's
final schemes
 Shakespeare,
his work,
come to life
in PBS series
Sundance Film Festival
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