Watch your step: Another ‘mine’ sinkhole pops up on east side of Du Quoin

Illinois

Doug Hill got called out to Smith Avenue last Wednesday night, when Du Quoin police saw a suspicious dip in the pavement. Hill, Du Quoin’s streets superintendent, knew a sinkhole when he saw one. He left and quickly returned with a laborer and a backhoe. -Read More-

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Watch your step: Another ‘mine’ sinkhole pops up on east side of Du Quoin

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Doug Hill got called out to Smith Avenue last Wednesday night, when Du Quoin police saw a suspicious dip in the pavement. Hill, Du Quoin’s streets superintendent, knew a sinkhole…