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By Gloria Casas For Sun-Times Media August 8, 2014 7:52PM
Kane County Coroner Rob Russell checks out the room where autopsies are usually held and where evidence is stored in refrigerators and freezers. | Gloria Casas~For Sun-Times Media
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Kane County authorities must do an inventory of evidence held in two refrigerators that were accidentally turned off when crews were cleaning mold in the Kane County Coroners office last month.
Some samples may be compromised, Kane County Coroner Rob Russell said. We may have lost some samples in that snafu.
Russells staff is combing through the items stored in the refrigerators to develop a list to give to the States Attorneys Office, he said.
States Attorney Joe McMahon said Friday that he was informed of the situation July 29. His office requested an inventory of the items and the investigations or cases to which they are connected, he said.
I dont believe this will have any negative impact on pending criminal cases, McMahon said, adding that he does not think evidence in any pending murder cases is affected. He said he believes the evidence may be related to cases that are 12 to 13 years old.
But Russell said there was evidence from cases dating from 2001 to this year.
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Friday, August 8th, 2014 Issue 32, Volume 18.
The future, present and past were intertwined with the young and old of all ages attending an official groundbreaking for a new facility at Rancho Community Church. Since people of all ages were at the event it seemed fitting the newest phase of construction for Rancho Community Church and Rancho Christian Schools would be called "Generations."
On Saturday, August 3 a ground breaking ceremony was held to start the building of a 80,000 square foot expansion campus. This campus will include many vital facilities that will help fuel the mission of the church and school for the next decade as they service the Temecula Valley.
Located off the Temecula Parkway, the campus will be referred to as the "Generations" building, and will provide world-class facilities for every age.
The groundbreaking started under gray skies with rain clouds looming over the ceremony. President and Lead Pastor of Rancho Community Church Scott Treadway was concerned over flooding during the ceremony. He said he didnt pull permits yet for Noahs Ark and was doubtful they could be pulled in time even though city officials were in attendance.
This third phase of expansion will include a new Rancho Christian School Middle School campus, a new Rancho Christian High School campus, a gymnasium, a student union center, a cafeteria, four science labs, a STEM lab, art rooms, and a performing arts center. This facility will be a premier school campus in the valley.
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ceremony were able to write messages on stones that will be used in the new construction and were handed shovels to participate in the groundbreaking as a community action event.
The Generation building will also offer new worship facilities for Rancho Community Church, including a 1,400-seat contemporary worship venue, a 400-seat traditional worship venue, a new nursery, new Sunday school rooms, and a youth activity center that will also be open as a recreation center for community youth. This campus will enable the church to continue its mission to grow as a family of faith, build stronger families, and help those in need.
Temecula Mayor Maryanne Edwards was in attendance at the event. A long standing member of the church, Edwards said she was excited to see the facility blossom into something that would benefit the Rancho Christian students as well as the community at large.
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Madison firefighters remain on the scene today of a huge, scorching fire that engulfed an apartment building under construction on the Far East Side on Friday night and sent charred debris flying for miles around.
The blaze in the 105 unit apartment building in the 500 block of Apollo Way appeared to be out Saturday morning but pallets of building materials continued to smolder.
The materials are "pretty densely packed. Sometimes it takes a while to burn out," Madison Fire Department spokeswoman Lori Wirth said.
The blaze covered "between one and two acres, and that was just the fire ground," she said.
Wirth said one person driving along Interstate 39/90 near the fire reported the auto's temperature registering at 200 degrees. Another caller to the 911 dispatch center reported seeing debris from the fire falling at Ella's Deli, 2902 E. Washington Ave., about five miles away, she said.
The searing, massive fire sent billowing smoke across much of Madisons Far East Side Friday night, but no injuries were reported.
The fire, at the intersection of Lisa Ann Drive and Apollo Way, just east of Interstate 39/90 and north of Cottage Grove Road, began around 7:30 p.m. and was about 90 percent under control within two hours, Wirth said.
Firefighters could feel the heat a block away as they arrived to find the top two stories of the building engulfed in flames, Wirth said.
When the first fire crew arrived and hooked up to a hydrant, the blaze was so hot that "plastic on the engine was melting and window glass was breaking," Wirth said.
Temperatures reached more than 250 degrees, she said, andfirefighters had to hose each other down so they could do their job. "The radiant heat was really something," Wirth said.
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UPDATE: MADISON (WKOW)A 105-unit apartment building, that was under construction, is severely damaged after a Friday night fire.
According to Madison Fire Chief Steve Davis the call came in just after 7:30. Station 13, Madisons newest fire station, responded. Upon arrival, Davis says the heat made it difficult to park the trucks as close as they would have liked.
Chief Davis says when firefighters arrived, the top two of the four floors were fully engulfed. No one was injured but the building suffered extensive damage and may be a total loss.
Ten nearby homes nearby evacuated. Some of those homes had siding melt from the heat but there was no structural damage.
Blooming Grove and McFarland fire departments assisted on the scene, putting out spot grassfires that started as a result of the structure fire.
The cause is still under investigation. Chief Davis says firefighters will be on scene all night, containing hot spots. It's unclear at this point who owns the building that was under construction.
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Dispatchers report the structure fire broke out around 7:30 p.m. near the intersection of Apollo Way and Lisa Ann Dr., in the Grand View Commons neighborhood, near the interstate.
One witness reports flames jumped the interstate and ignited grass.
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