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OSF HealthCare adds new primary care doctor in Princeton – Shaw Local

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OSF HealthCare in Princeton is expanding access to primary care in Princeton with the addition of Dr. Adam Kress, who began seeing patients on Sept. 14. (Photo provided by OSF)
OSF HealthCare in Princeton is expanding access to primary care in Princeton with the addition of Dr. Adam Kress, who began seeing patients on Sept. 14.
Kress joins OSF Medical Group, Primary Care at 535 Park Ave. E., offering services that include well-child and pediatric care, addiction medicine, and chronic disease management.
He earned a Bachelor of Science from Loyola University and his medical degree from Midwestern University’s Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Patients, new and existing, can schedule appointments with Dr. Kress or his care team by calling 815-875-4531.
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2 dead after rollover crash in rural Princeton – WEEK | 25 News Now

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BUREAU CO., Ill. (KWQC) – The Bureau County Coroner says two people are dead after a crash Thursday night.
According to Bureau County Coroner Kurt Workman, around 8:42 p.m. Thursday the coroner’s office arrived to a crash on 2400 East Street north of US Highway 6.
The Bureau County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to KWQC Thursday night that the crash was a rollover.
Workman said 28-year-old Taylor Steele of Hennepin, Illinois died at the scene and 62-year-old Howard Buckles of Malden, Illinois, died at an area hospital.
According to Workman autopsies and a toxicology report will be done.
The crash remains under investigation, Workman said.
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Dan Smith joins Princeton Park Board to boost community recreation – Shaw Local

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Dan Smith, a longtime community volunteer and youth sports coach, has been appointed to the Princeton Park Board. (Photo provided by Princeton Park District)
Dan Smith, a longtime community volunteer and youth sports coach, has been appointed to the Princeton Park Board.
Smith, a Princeton resident for more than 50 years, has deep ties to the town’s recreational programs. His experience includes coaching soccer, baseball, football, and basketball, as well as serving as assistant scout master for Boy Scout Troop 63.
He notably coached the Princeton Grizzlies Special Olympics basketball team for 17 years, leading them to 13 state championships. Smith also lifeguarded at Alexander Swimming Pool as a teen and worked at the Bureau County Metro Center.
Currently a production supervisor at Ronken Industries in Spring Valley, Smith credits his commitment to community service to his father, Jim Smith, a former Park Board member and president.
“I’m honored to serve on the Park Board,” Smith said. “The parks and facilities in Princeton have played a meaningful role in my life, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to give back to the community that has given me so much.”
The Park Board welcomes Smith’s experience and dedication as it continues to maintain and improve local parks and recreational programs.
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La Salle Overdose Prevention: Perfectly Flawed Foundation fights stigma – Shaw Local

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Over the past three years, fatal overdoses have been down by about two-thirds in La Salle County, according to County Coroner Rich Ploch. And while they can’t take full responsibility, the Perfectly Flawed Foundation is certainly making a difference
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