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chowell@weirtondailytimes.com WEIRTON — A group of residents approached Weirton Council Monday, seeking help with speeding vehicles in their neighborhood. During the Citizens’ Comments portion of Monday’s meeting, resident Amy Perez approached council with concerns over the speed of vehicles traveling on Powers Road. “I’m not going to let it be ignored any longer,” Perez said. Perez said the speeding is an issue both with visitors to the neighborhoods as well as residents, and as...

Apartment fire closes part of Circle Dr. at Winnepeg Colorado Springs Fire Department COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- All northbound and southbound lanes of Circle Drive at Winnepeg are closed while crews work on a structure fire in the area. Colorado Springs Fire Department The Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to reports of a basement fire at the Oakridge on the Green Apartments. #ColoradoSpringsFire E23,E8,T8,T1,BC2,IC1 809 S CIRCLE DR #008 OAKRIDGE ON THE GREEN Basement fire. C...

See a list of weekly food service inspections done by the Onondaga County Health Department.

chowell@weirtondailytimes.com WEIRTON — A possible new speed patrol trailer, along with budgetary items and office equipment were among issues discussed Wednesday by the city’s Finance Committee and set to be presented for a vote to Weirton Council Monday. Public Works Director Rod Rosnick explained the city had received four proposals for the speed trailer, ranging in cost from $7,500 to $12,000. The unit being sought comes at a cost of $8,507. The purchase comes as the latest effort by ci...

. 8:50 am, May 7, 2021 × Saturday, May 1 Public assist, 17th Avenue E. Public assist, Aspen Drive NE, Parkers Prairie. Fire, grass fire, 81st Avenue NW. Public assist, County Road 40 NW, Garfield. Assist other agency, Interstate 94, mile marker 106. Fire, grass fire, Calvary Road SE, Osakis. Suspicious activity, caller reported dark smoke on the lake landing, Highway 29 N, Parkers Prairie. ATV complaint, County Road 120 NE. Burning complaint, caller reported possible fire, Teal Trail...

DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now 3 weeks ago | DailyTrib.com (From left) Austin McNight Myers, Cody Lee Phillips, and Brianna Kay Pistole Marble Falls police charged three Spicewood residents with a several crimes following a pursuit Wednesday, May 5. A Marble Falls officer ...

I heard a wonderful phrase the other day — “Laundry is the real never-ending story.” My wife and I always let the laundry pile up because we don’t have those facilities in our apartment; so we have to head to the local laundromat. I love the book The Neverending Story andthe subsequent movie of the same name, but laundry is a never-ending story I despise. Time to get stoned.  After leaving work and knowing laundry hell was imminent, I decided to try a dispensary off Circ...

Article content The first of Saskatoon city council’s committee meetings for this month dealt with a big shift on walkway closures, a close vote on mandatory smart meters and a whole lot of talk about waste… CLOSURE OF PROBLEM WALKWAYS Try refreshing your browser, or City committees talk pathway and tunnel safety, smart meters Back to video Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer expressed disappointment with an administration report to the transportation committee on crime and vandalism tied to neigh...

The new season includes restaurant and movie pairings, a live-action musical, and more! Written By: John Sievers | × Moviegoers watch a movie from their cars during a Pandemic Pictures Presents event last summer at the History Center of Olmsted County. (Contributed photo) Editors note: Pandemic Pictures Presents delayed their opening by a week after this article originally went to print. What do ducks and Wonder Woman have in common? The obvious answer might be flight, but they...

City of Saskatoons summer construction focused on aging water mains and lead connections Replacing aging water mains and old connectors made of lead will be the focus of $65 million of major construction projects in Saskatoon by the city this summer. Social Sharing