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Collinsville

American  
[kol-inz-vil] / ˈkɒl ɪnzˌvɪl /

noun

  1. a city in SW Illinois.


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Bank chief executive Joe Landon said in a statement that ABOK, with branches in Collinsville, Ramona, Muskogee, Disney and Skiatook, is a small community bank with $383 million in assets and lamented that the Justice Department referenced the 1921 Race Massacre.

From Seattle Times

A spokesperson for Collinsville High School said that two students were disciplined as a result of the bullying, and one parent was even involved.

From Fox News

According to law enforcement officials in December, the other victims at the Amazon warehouse were Deandre Morrow, 28, and Etheria Hebb, 34, both of St. Louis; and Illinois residents Kevin Dickey, 62, of Carlyle; Clayton Lynn Cope, 29, of Alton; and Larry Virden, 46, of Collinsville.

From Seattle Times

A post on Illinois’ Collinsville Emergency Management Agency’s Facebook page called the collapse a “mass casualty” incident.

From The Verge

He got his start in racing at Fairmount Park in Collinsville, Illinois, where he worked as a groom, hot walker and exercise rider out of high school.

From Seattle Times