Hauntings of the Midwest

Ukrainian Woman Comes Back to Life Ten Hours After Being Declared Dead February 28, 2020 4.7K By  Tim Binnall Doctors in Ukraine were stunned when an elderly woman who had been declared dead ten hours earlier came back to life and shared an amazing story of journeying to the 'other side.' The remarkable case  reportedly  began early one morning last week in the town of Stryzhavka when Ksenia Didukh's daughter called for help when her mother had fallen ill. Upon their arrival, emergency personnel found that the woman had no pulse and, as such, she was declared dead. Since they were certain that Didukh had passed away, the medics departed the home and left her body behind with her heartbroken family. Her loved ones subsequently began making plans for her funeral, enlisting a priest to perform the service and even going so far as to start digging her grave. However, later that evening, they were stunned when a member of the family put their hand on Didukh&#

Today, throughout the world the Boy Scouts of America celebrate founder's day. For each of us who were part of this awesome organisation, learned so much about life and how to be kind and generous with our time with others in need.         Sir Robert Baden-Powell, founder

February 21, 2020    Coast Insider Audio 'UFO' Cloud Spotted Near Mt. Shasta: A worker with the U.S. Forest Service snapped a breathtaking image of a cloud near Mount Shasta that bears an uncanny resemblance to a glowing UFO. The photo was taken by Fire Management Officer Paul Zerr last week and was subsequently posted to the Facebook page of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. As one can imagine, the picture inspired all manner of jokes about flying saucers and aliens, though the department was quick to note that the wondrous sight was not something from out of this world.  Learn more . Ancient Megafloods: Geological explorer and renegade scholar,  Randall Carlson  has four decades of study, research, and exploration into the interface between ancient mysteries and modern science. In the first half of  Thursday's show , he discussed earth changes and catastrophic events, particularly "megafloods." He spoke about the history of catastrophism-- the idea that Earth

The  Spring Valley House–Sulfur Springs Hotel  is a historic former hotel located along Dee Bennett Road in rural  Utica Township ,  LaSalle County ,  Illinois . Built circa 1849, the hotel is unusually large for a rural hotel in the area. The brick and limestone building, which features  Greek Revival  elements and vernacular stonework, is four stories tall and 63 by 42 feet (19 by 13 m) in area. Its size is likely a result of it serving two different audiences; due to its proximity to the  Illinois River  and a major stagecoach line, it hosted travelers passing through the area, but it also functioned as a resort destination due to the area's  hot springs . Three such springs are located on the site of the hotel, one of which has a  spring house  built over it. The story goes, that a young man was working the farm and fell into the well and drown. His spirit moves about the area and the Hotel's third floor as well.  The opening of the  Chicago and Rock Island Railroad