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Redmond joins in fireworks ban, councilors declare state of emergency due to heat Published
Redmond joins in fireworks ban, councilors declare state of emergency due to heat
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) Just hours after the Antler fire broke out early Tuesday afternoon in southeast Redmond, city councilors unanimously, albeit reluctantly, approved an ordinance declaring a state of emergency due to extreme weather conditions that includes a ban on public use of fireworks, a move also taken by Bend and other Northwest communities amid record heat and drought.
The ordinance provides authority for the city of Redmond to act as an emergency management agency, in addition to banning the public use of fireworks throughout the duration of the order.
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Robin Kneen Hartel, age 67, of Shelton entered into rest on Saturday, January 16, 2021 at Griffin Hospital surrounded by her loving family.
Robin, a lifelong Shelton resident, was born in Derby on December 2, 1953, daughter of the late Rodman Kneen, Sr. and Ruth (Ledger) Kneen. She attended Shelton High School and after spending her senior year studying abroad in Brazil, she went on to earn her bachelor s degree from Springfield College.
She married the love of her life, the late Bruce E. Hartel, in a Batman themed ceremony and together they enjoyed many chilly old car rides as members of the Connecticut Historical Automobile Society (CHAS) and the Connecticut Crankin Yanks Chapter of the Model T Ford Club of America.