Welsh and strong Silsden defence keep in-form Miners at bay
AN excellent goalkeeping performance by Kyle Welsh and a strong Silsden defence kept Staveley Miners Welfare at bay in a 2-0 win in windy conditions…
Source: keighleynews.co.uk
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State Legislators to Meet with Washington County Constituents Saturday
State Legislators to Meet with Washington County Constituents Saturday
Source: kciiradio.com
Chicago man charged with striking Orland Park police cars, fleeing officers during traffic stop
Within 48 hours of the incident, Orland Park police were able to identify the driver as 36-year-old Percy Bell of Chicago.
Source: fox32chicago.com
Infrastructure, workforce highlight legislative priorities for SE Iowa
Members of chambers of commerce and economic development groups from Des Moines, Henry, Lee and Louisa counties will meet with state representatives this week to make the case for infrastructure needs and workforce development.
Source: thehawkeye.com
65-year-old man killed in Valley City fire identified
The fire occurred Jan. 23.
Barnes County Ambulance North Dakota United States Valley City University Of North Dakota Phil Hatcher
Source: jamestownsun.com
Orland Neighborhood Watch looks to enlist residents, businesses with security cameras in crime fight
The Orland Park Police Department is asking residents to register outdoor monitoring cameras to assist in crime prevention and identification of suspects.
Joe Mitchell Joseph Mitchell Jeff Vorva Orland Park Police Department Orland Park Police Neighborhood Watch Program
Source: nwitimes.com
In-Person Legislative Briefing Saturday in Washington
In-Person Legislative Briefing Saturday in Washington
Source: kciiradio.com
'Do the people's work': Incumbent, newcomer sworn in to Auburn City Council
After she was sworn in as a member of Auburn City Council Saturday afternoon, newcomer Ginny Kent acknowledged other women who had also served the city.
Source: auburnpub.com