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Yahoo
30-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
9 new officers sworn into Springfield Police Department
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — On Thursday, departing Springfield Police Chief Ken Scarlette had the honor of swearing in nine new officers. In his second to last day on the job, Scarlette swore in the nine officers during a ceremony held in the City Council Chambers. The ceremony was attended by Mayor Misty Buscher, city officials, and family and friends as the newest officers took their oath of service. Three Springfield police officers receive Life Saving Award The following officers were sworn into the Springfield Police Department: Parker Adams Jacob Burton Dawson Combs Alexander Deleon Dakota Moser Hannah Smith Hunter Thompson Matthew Von Behren Jr. Mark Williams Seven of the nine new officers graduated from the Macon County Law Enforcement Training Center on April 25, where they were able to complete their basic law enforcement training. Additionally, the other two officers are joining the department through lateral transfer from other law enforcement agencies. 'Proudly making our country your new home': Citizens naturalized at Old State Capitol ceremony All nine officers are currently assigned to the Springfield Police Academy where they are undergoing additional department-specific training. Over the course of the next few weeks, these officers will be assigned to the Field Operations Division and start the field training program, in which they will work alongside veteran officers to finish their transition into active service. 'We're proud to welcome these individuals to our department and to the City of Springfield,' Scarlette said. 'They have demonstrated commitment, integrity, and the desire to serve their community—values we hold in the highest regard.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Former A Place in the Sun host Scarlette Douglas shares update on relationship status
Former 'A Place in the Sun' host Scarlette Douglas has given an update on her relationship status. The 38-year-old star - who left the Channel 4 international house-hunting show in 2022 - froze her eggs at the Harley Street Fertility Clinic in London last year, so she could take the "stress" and "pressure" off herself to strike up a romance and start a family before her "body clock gets old". Scarlette has now shared she is still single and is actively looking for "any eligible bachelors" that are "family-orientated" and "sporty". Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz at the 'Football For Peace - Rehydrate the Earth Gala' at the Nobu Hotel in London on Wednesday night (07.05.25), she said: "I'm a very career-driven woman, and I froze my eggs, especially for that reason; to focus on my career. "So I can do events like this where I'm here, I don't have any man telling me, 'You can't do that!' So, I guess I can do things on my terms. "Of course, I want a partner, but I'm not going to set on it if I don't have to. "For me, events like these are super important – not to say that if I had a partner, I wouldn't be able to do these – but right now, these are my favourites. So if I meet someone along the way, fantastic. If I don't, I'll just keep going. "I'm always looking – if anyone's here tonight, let me know! Any eligible bachelors?" However, Scarlette will need her Mr. Right to be "family-orientated" so he can "fit in well" with her mum Beverly, her dad Joe, her retired Luton Town F.C. striker brother Stuart, and her other brother Andrew. Asked what the key to her heart is, Scarlette revealed: "I think someone who's family-orientated. I've got so much love for my family. All my family are here today – my mum, my dad, my brothers – so I'll have to have someone who can fit in well and be sporty, as well." Scarlette - who co-fronted Channel 4's 'Worst House on the Street' with her brother Stuart - spent nearly two weeks at the Harley Street Fertility Clinic undergoing the "£5910 give or take" procedure to freeze her eggs. Scarlette was initially reluctant to share that she was undergoing the procedure with her social media following because of "backlash", but she is so glad to have told her fans about doing it because she has helped "five people" to freeze their eggs. She admitted: "When you talk about things on social media, there's always a backlash, and I did initially; I did get some people saying, 'Why are you talking about it?' "But, I had so many amazing comments that people were sending out to me, saying, 'Thank you so much,' on it and off the back of it. "I already know five people that have frozen their eggs. So if I can help just one person, that's the most important thing for me." And Scarlette added that her supportive fans got her through the procedure. She said: "And having the support of my fans really helped get me through it, as well. So, for me, it was great."
Daily Mail
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Worst House On The Street viewers blast hosts for 'utter nonsense' advice - swiping 'I wouldn't let them into my home' after attack on property 'which looked fine in the first place'
Worst House On The Street viewers blasted the hosts for their 'utter nonsense' advice and swiped 'I wouldn't let them into my home' after the latest episode. Wednesday's instalment of the Channel 4 property renovation show featured Lianne, who lived with her brother, sister-in-law and father from Leicester. Lianne and her father hoped to move into another home and out of the newlywed couple's house, but wanted help sprucing it up first. Expert Stuart Douglas said: 'Their house isn't as ancient as the castle, but it is a 1950s house.' His sister, Scarlette, added: 'Correct, it's old. It needs a lot of work.' Host Scarlette went on: 'This is the 1950s shabby looking detached three-bed house on the outskirts of Leicester that's in desperately need of our help. 'It has plenty of potential but right now it's tired, dated, and bringing the street down.' However, some viewers took issue with the pair's advice and felt the house didn't need too much work. Many posted on X: 'I don't understand, it's hardly the worst house like they're saying, it looks fine from the outside and not unlike all the other houses.' 'No visible pendant in the dining room means rewire the house? Oh good lord, this pair! Utter nonsense. #worsthouseonthestreet.' 'These guys wanting everyone to believe a traditional house is ugly… I wouldn't walk past that house and think rah that house is rough, come on guys fix up!' 'They're struggling to make this house seem awful when it's not really that bad!' 'I wouldn't actually let Stuart and Scarlette in after that first visit with all their opinions about splashes of colour and doom talk.' 'These two professionals are awful. They don't give any real sound advice or help. And they try and force their opinion on people. It's not your home!' However, some viewers took issue with the pair's advice and felt the house didn't need too much work Lianne had purchased the house for £212,000 a few years ago and had £25,000 spare to renovate it. During the episode, Douglas and Scarlette shared tips on how to up-cycle items and other budget-friendly techniques. In the end, they managed to complete the transformation within budget and the value of the property increased to £292,000. Worst House On The Street airs on Channel 4 and is available to stream on
