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Climate change and low recruitment threaten this once-popular pastime. Can the Hudson River Ice Yacht Club save it?

According to a release from Oasis Powersports, the new ATVs were bought from them and presented to the sheriff’s department on Tuesday, April 4.

Williamson County Sheriff Jeff Diederich is implementing a new program to include using all-terrain vehicles as part of the office’s operations.

Political red tape has hamstrung RCMP community volunteer patrols in Manitoba, frustrating would-be ...

I am Speed On Sunday, March 14, RCMP Cpl. James Splinter capturing a skier with serious speed (101 km/h) coming down the icy slopes of RED Mountain in Rossland. Splinter spent the day recording the speed of the Red Racers, and a few parents, as part of the RED Resort RCMP Ski Patrol Program. “We hope to run our radar again in the future as this was a fun day for all,” said Sgt.

Hudson hopes to cut down on sewage leaks, sinkholes and discharges of raw sewage into the...

When Adam Masters shines a flashlight out the window of a van and sees a hole cut in the chainlink f...

Governor Whitmer signs bill for state flooding relief, law enforcement support and more By Will Kriss Jul 26, 2021 | 6:09 PM LANSING, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Monday, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 27, which appropriates $384.7 million in supplemental relief funding. The funding will support the recovery of individuals, families, and small businesses to help them emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic in a stronger position, Whitmer said. A total of $367.7 million is from federal...

Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark Save to Read Later Sunday Frangi stands outside his new workplace, Brandon City Hall, after being elected as the new councillor for Ward 5 in a byelection Wednesday evening. (Colin Slark/The Brandon Sun) The unofficial results are in: Sunday Frangi will be the next member of Brandon City Council. Advertisement The unofficial results are in: Sunday Frangi will be the next member of Brandon City Council. Turnout wa...

  WINNIPEG -- A community cleanup, organized by the St. Boniface Citizens on Patrol Program, took to the streets on Saturday with a goal of improving community livability. This weekend’s event was the third one for the group, which saw them picking up garbage in Norwood Flats, the Marion Goulet corridor and down St. Mary’s Avenue. “The cleaner and better kept the community is, there’s more pride in the community,” said Paul Laporte, one of the coordinators for St. Boniface Citize...