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A transient woman suspected of starting a fire that nearly destroyed one of the oldest historical sites in Hanford has been arraigned, and her arson charges will be included in

The suspect in the arson attack on Taoist Temple Museum has been given a date for her preliminary hearing for an alleged burglary committed in June.

Hanford Police have arrested 37-year-old Maxine Montenegro, a transient, in connection with the fire that nearly destroyed the Taoist Temple and Museum in China Alley. On the night of May 12, a fire broke out at the historic wooden building, which dates back to the late 1870s, almost completely destroying the staircase and many of the artifacts inside. An arson investigation began on the morning of May 13, with video camera surveillance capturing a woman lighting a fire at the temple site us...

While investigating a fire that occurred at the Taoist Temple Museum on May 13, detectives were able to obtain video surveillance where a female can be seen sitting on the steps of the building smoking, authorities said, adding that the female appears to set items of clothing on fire. Detectives, with the help from officers assigned to the HART Team (Homeless Assistance and Resource Team) spoke with transients that frequented the area and were able to identify the female as 37-year-old Maxine M...

The Comal County Sheriff’s Office Community Resource Team will be hosting three free Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) etching events in June.

Furniture World News Pictured L to R: Carlvena Foster, Mark Phillips and Steve Pond. High Point University welcomes three new members to the Board of Trustees. They are as follows:   Steve Pond has  a rich background in the fields of publishing and education. He founded Furniture Today, Home Textiles Today, Home Accents Today and several other home furnishings business publications. He served as president of the North American Newspaper division of Reed Elsevier, pre...

Open letter from the USF Black Student Union to the administration: Noose found displayed from dorm balcony April 6, 2021 by Brianna Johnson, USF Black Student Union president Again, Black students must come face to face in confronting their traumas at the University of San Francisco. This past year alone we have endured countless acts of racial bias at the hands of USFCA students, faculty and administration and have seen too many instances of racism go undisciplined. These acts of racism have ...

  Home / National News / Savannah bracing for over 30,000 Saint Patricks Day tourists despite pandemic Savannah bracing for over 30,000 Saint Patrick’s Day tourists despite pandemic DenisTangneyJr/iStock BY: EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Saint Patrick’s Day in Savannah, Georgia, is known for tourists, parades and bar hopping. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is bracing for 30,000 to 50,000 visitors on top of the regional “day-trippers,” said Susan Broker, director of...

City bracing for over 30,000 Saint Patricks Day tourists despite pandemic St. Patricks Day lore UP NEXT Saint Patricks Day in Savannah, Georgia, is known for tourists, parades and bar hopping. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is bracing for 30,000 to 50,000 visitors on top of the regional "day-trippers," said Susan Broker, director of the citys office of special events, film and tourism. "People are tired of being cooped up," Broker told ABC News. Hotels are expected to be over 90%...

Chuks Okocha in Abuja The process of amendments to the 1999 constitution would not entertain any restrictions on areas to be touched, sources in the National Assembly Committee have hinted. This is because overall, 268 memoranda have so far been received by the National Assembly Committee headed by the Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo Agege, including memoranda for restructuring of the nation along the geopolitical zones. The 2014 conference report organised by the President Goodluck Jonathan ...