By: Diane Benjamin After yesterday’s story, Dale Nelson spent from 12:59 to 3:33 on Facebook Messenger trying to convince me it was perfectly legal to give a $1000 bonus to an employee: https://blnnews.com/2026/06/18/do-laws-matter-in-logan-county/ He wanted to talk by phone. Many years ago I learned that is how public officials make sure there is no trace […]
By: Diane Benjamin I’ve been talking to concerned citizens for months about shenanigans with the Logan County Board. Evidently people who can prosecute are refusing, so it’s time to go public. Below is what I’ve been told, Chair Dale Nelson or any other board member is free to dispute this charge. From a citizen: I […]
See the WEEK story here: http://www.week.com/story/38886918/teen-killed-by-drunk-driver-lives-on-through-organ-donations-remembered-through-memorial?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_25_News WEEK will have a story at 10:00. The rock has found the perfect home. By: Diane Benjamin The rock memorial for Dale Nelson will be installed today in El Paso. It will be placed at Jefferson Park Elementary School between 1:45 and 2:00 pm. Anyone who wants to attend […]
By: Diane Benjamin The City of Bloomington evidently didn’t want the memorial to a 16-year-old boy murdered by a drunk driver while riding his bicycle. Jefferson Park in El Paso agreed in only 4 days to the rock being placed there. Dale attended grade school in El Paso and junior high in their system. Dale’s […]
By: Diane Benjamin Update to this story: https://blnnews.com/2018/05/17/what-about-dale/ Dale Nelson was riding his bike with two friends when he was hit by a drunk driver. August 21st is the first anniversary of his death. Dale’s eyes were donated to a blind boy in Michigan. Dale’s kidneys were donated to two people, a true gift of […]
I spoke to Dale’s mom. Dale was registered at Normal West but he was killed in August 21st and never got to attend. No one from West contacted her. Many people are talking about ways to make sure he isn’t forgotten. His mom suggested a memorial bench at Miller Park or at the Cornbelters field […]
