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GRANITE CITY By his own count, Erick Larson took 15,000 pictures last year.

On Tuesday, Larson joined more than 150 people who gathered to watch - and, in some cases, photograph - the first of three explosive demolitions of the old Chain of Rocks Canal bridge that once carried Interstate 270.

"I'm a photo nut," Larson, a Collinsville resident, said shortly before the former eastbound span was blasted and its tangled remains fell into the canal. "I'd never done an explosion. No video. Nature. Sporting events."

Illinois transportation officials closed a stretch of I-270 in both directions prior to the blast. The stretch of highway was expected to reopen by noon.

The two 50-year-old canal bridges were replaced last year with a new span.

Kim Green of Granite City used a half day of vacation to snap some pictures of the demolition.

"It's not going to be the same with it gone," Green said after the explosion. "It's going to change the landscape of our area."

An explosion took down a stretch of one span about 10:30 a.m.

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GRANITE CITY By his own count, Erick Larson took 15,000 pictures last year.

On Tuesday, Larson joined more than 150 people who gathered to watch - and, in some cases, photograph - the first of three explosive demolitions of the old Chain of Rocks Canal bridge that once carried Interstate 270.

"I'm a photo nut," Larson, a Collinsville resident, said shortly before the former eastbound span was blasted and its tangled remains fell into the canal. "I'd never done an explosion. No video. Nature. Sporting events."

Illinois transportation officials closed a stretch of I-270 in both directions prior to the blast. The stretch of highway was expected to reopen by noon.

The two 50-year-old canal bridges were replaced last year with a new span.

Kim Green of Granite City used a half day of vacation to snap some pictures of the demolition.

"It's not going to be the same with it gone," Green said after the explosion. "It's going to change the landscape of our area."

An explosion took down a stretch of one span about 10:30 a.m.

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Ottawas planning committee has recommended to city council a planto partially demolisha heritage home once belonging to a prominent Ottawa family.

The 160-year-old Charles Billings home on Billings Avenue once belonged to the son of Ottawa pioneers Bradish and Lamira Billings, whose estate a few blocks away is a national historic site.

Last week the citys heritage subcommittee narrowly approved a staff recommendation to demolish 20 per cent of a wing of the storey-and-a-half white clapboard home and add a large addition.

"When did we cross that line? If you have a new foundation, some new siding, new windows, how are we saving a building if there's very little left of what it originally was?"said Sandy Smallwood, a developer and citizen member of the subcommittee, who voted against the plan.

Subcommittee chair and city councillor Tobi Nussbaum voted in favour of the plan, saying the homes historic character will remain.

"The addition was clearly demarcated from the actual building through a breezeway, that meansthe original house sits on its own and has its own visual character and impact,"he said Monday in advance of Tuesday's vote.

Wittthe approval of the planning committee, the proposed partial demolition will next go to city council.

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An overpass undergoing demolition collapsed on Interstate 75 in Cincinnati late Monday, killing a construction worker and injuring a semi tractor-trailer driver, emergency officials said.

The collapse occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m. local time, and sent several hundred tons of concrete tumbling to the road below. Cincinnati Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell told Fox19 that he expects the southbound side of Interstate 75 to be closed for about 48 hours.

Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black described the collapse as "in essence, an industrial accident ... Something went wrong, and a tragedy has occurred as a result." Black said that authorities did not believe that there were any further casualties.

The injured driver was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. His injuries were described as minor and not life-threatening. No identifying information about either victim was immediately available.

"The big-rig driver is very lucky," Blackwell said. "In a matter of seconds his fate would have probably been different." Fire officials said the tractor-trailer struck the collapsed section as the bridge hit the ground.

There was no immediate indication of the cause of the collapse. Blackwell said the city will work with the Department of Transportation to figure out what happened.

A message on the city of Cincinnati's official Twitter account warned drivers to "plan ahead, leave early, [and] expect delays."

"This will be a mess," Blackwell told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "It's not could or should. It will be."

The Enquirer reported that a man's body was removed from the rubble at about 3 a.m. Tuesday.

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