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Mark Kulaw | Daily News Col. Alex Grynkewich, commander of the 53rd Wing at Eglin Air Force Base, congratulates Capt. [John Easton] on Friday after presenting him with his Distinguished Flying Cross. Easton was honored for his actions during a sortie in Libya in 2011. \"Capt. Easton will tell you that he's just doing his job,\" Col. Alexus Grynkewich, commander of the 53rd Wing at Eglin, said after sharing the tale of heroism. \"Because he's a humble guy, he'll tell you he doesn't deserve it.\"

Hospital officials notified the Chicago Police Department on June 22 because the insulin levels may have been caused by an \"intentional act,\" hospital spokesman John Easton said. Police spokeswoman Monique Bond confirmed that Wentworth Area homicide detectives are investigating, but she said the investigation is in the preliminary stage. Two of the victims had insulin levels \"thousands of times higher than normal levels,\" sources said. The third was not tested for insulin levels but was hypoglycemic at the time of her death, officials said. Doctors were alerted to the problem on June 6 when they first saw a high-insulin test result, Easton said. Test results for a second victim were seen on June 14. The hospital notified police after a June 22 staff \"root cause\" meeting at which internal investigators could not explain the deaths, Easton said.

Mr Easton, 69, said: \"I sent a letter to the MoD medal office asking if they had uncle [John Easton]'s medals and I got an acknowledgement back saying they would look into it. Last week a package arrived and there they were. I was delighted. The medals are now where they should be.\" The medals, which were never claimed by the family after LCpl Easton's death in 1941, include the 1939-1945 Star, the Africa Star, the Defence Medal, and the 1939-1945 War Medal. Mr Easton, who began to uncover the details of his uncle's remarkable feat at the end of last year, plans to keep the medals at his home in Musselburgh until he sees his cousin John - also LCpl Easton's nephew - who lives in Canada.

A gang of teenagers were collared with the bike - a grey-and-black Maluguti Phantom scooter - just minutes from [John Easton]'s house in Grainger Park, Newcastle. \"We used my holiday money,\" explained [Joanie], a care officer. \"I don't have any spending money for my holidays now. John's bike was returned, the following day. He said he had to sell it immediately because he couldn't risk the police charge if it got stolen again.

He was chased home by Steve Parry (Dynamite Baits), who had 591b 4oz.

\"Appropriate disciplinary actions are being taken,\" the statement said. The statement described the man as \"an elderly, debilitated patient.\" \"Our hearts go out to the patient's family for their loss,\" the center said. \"Emergency department physicians and nurses and hospital administration have met with the patient's family to explain the event and express their sympathy.\"

No one knows this better than Niles resident John Easton. Easton is the operator of the Southwest Michigan American Poolplayers Association (APA) pool league and oversees the roughly 150- sanctioned APA 8-Ball teams under his charge. That said, he spends more time these days managing the sport of pool than he does playing it. Recently, one of the teams under Easton's charge caught a touchdown pass of its own and brought some state pride back to Niles. Team NE148BALL (that's 'anyone for 8-ball?' for those of you not good with puzzles) competed in the Michigan State APA 8-Ball League Championship Tournament in Muskegon, Mich., Nov. 3-5, and -- besting 48 other teams--brought home a state title, a championship plaque to go along with and, not to mention, a grand prize of $5,000. \"This team has played together for about four years and it's kind of a unique thing because they are a husband and wife team,\" said Easton. \"They've won trips to Las Vegas before to compete in our national APA tournament out there, and then they obviously went out and won this state title. [Brian Roberts] was probably the best player on their team. He is rated a seven-handicap, if you play against him if you're lucky you'll get one shot...he pretty much clears the table.\"

  A memorial service will be held on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 3 p.m. in Christ Episcopal Church, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Interment will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Episcopal Church, 20 Carroll St., Poughkeepsie, NY 12601.

IT is prime time for match fishing on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal and this week's Liverpool & District winter league event was won by John Easton with 7lb 5oz of roach at Maghull. Next was Pete Grad-well (Liverpool AS Red) with 5lb 2oz, while Keith Wilson (NFH) and Stan Phillips (Mersey Dockers) were tied on 3lb 15oz.

Geoff Stirratt (Liverpool AS Red) was second with 3lb 11oz and Keith Tyrebuck (Ted Carter's Preston) 3-8-0 finished third.