Ringwood NewsLocal news for Ringwood, IL continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Health board needs changes- January 27, 2008 "People's memories who read the newspapers are short. So maybe in about a year, nobody will remember this." McHenry County Board of Health officials are more interested in their tattered reputations than in determining the truth about what happened in McCullom Lake. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/health-board-needs-changes?fromrss=1 Panel weighs cancer cases- January 22, 2008 "I'm going to go into Wednesday's meeting with the primary goal of being a facilitator" The McHenry County Board of Health isn't waiting for its regular meeting to begin seeking answers in the alleged McCullom Lake brain cancer cluster. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/panel-weighs-cancer-cases?fromrss=1 Home destroyed by 3-alarm re- January 21, 2008 "Initially, we had three people inside" RINGWOOD Bill and Sue Cook held each other for a few moments and watched as a three-alarm fire destroyed their home at 6318 Barnard Mill Road in Ringwood on a frigid Sunday afternoon. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/home-destroyed-by-3-alarm-re?fromrss=1 Wonder Lake home consumed by blaze- January 20, 2008 WONDER LAKE Flames filled a one-story house on Barnard Mill Road on Saturday night as firefighters battled subzero temperatures to haul water to the scene. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/wonder-lake-home-consumed-by-blaze?fromrss=1 County eyes new study- January 15, 2008 "From what I've heard, the health department is attempting to get information to do more research on it" Three McCullom Lake next-door neighbors with brain cancer sued several Ringwood manufacturers in April 2006, alleging that groundwater and air pollution caused their illnesses. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/county-eyes-new-study?fromrss=1 Give Christmas trees second life through recycling outlets- January 3, 2008 King Tut never saw a Christmas tree, but he would have understood the tradition that started long before the first Christmas. via Northwest Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ringwood-il/2008/01/give-christmas-trees-second-life-through-rec... |