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Euclid Police push city to consider building new jail facility as officers have trouble booking offenders into county jail Police Chief says county jail policies allow dangerous suspects to go home instead of being booked into jail, cause convicted criminals to get less time behind bars Euclid Police push city to consider building new jail facility as officers have trouble booking offenders into county jail By Hannah Catlett | April 5, 2021 at 9:13 PM EDT - Updated April 5 at 10:15 PM CLEV...

Cape Girardeau in need of repairs to city roads and bridges Heartland infrastructure in Cape By Breanna Harris | March 31, 2021 at 7:00 PM CDT - Updated March 31 at 7:00 PM CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - Perry Road in Cape Girardeau is littered with potholes and busted concrete. It’s just one of many examples of why road and bridge repairs are needed in Cape. We spoke with City Manager Scott Meyer. He’s already developed a wish list of infrastructure projects. Meyer says primarily roa...

The chairman of the Senate Government and Veterans Affairs Committee believes the political climate that lingers from last years election is the reason for a high number of voting and election-related bills before the North Dakota Legislature. “I think this is the highest that I recall,” said Sen. Shawn Vedaa, R-Velva. “I think the intentions are to improve (the laws), but many times (sponsors) don’t understand (the issues) themselves.” Vedaa believes North Dakota el...

Cape Girardeau could lose metropolitan status Population count for metro areas may increase By Noelle Williams | March 15, 2021 at 10:12 PM CDT - Updated March 16 at 6:59 AM CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - Cape Girardeau’s population size has made itself a hub for employment. A possible change by the federal government may now limit your chances of working. “If it goes to the type of guidelines they used before we would not make it,” said John Mehner, president of the Cape Girardeau Are...

Bite-Sized: Ian Brower takes over New World head chef position Plus, more in food, restaurant news from dp: An American Brasserie, Spice Malabar FacebookTwitterEmail Ian Brower, most recently of Lost & Found Kitchen & Bar in Albany, is the new executive chef of New World Bistro Bar in Albany. (File photo.)Times Union photo New executive chef named for New World Bistro Bar Ian Brower, who has run kitchens at Albany restaurants including Lost & Found Bar & Kitchen and the former Capital City Gast...

Lady Gaga Isnt Alone. Criminals are Capitalizing on the Demand for Pandemic Pups Time 3/12/2021 © Illustration by C.J. Burton for TIME For years, Roosevelt Rodriguez and his dog Chanel had a routine. The Houston heating technician would get home from work, swing open his front door and greet his French bulldog, who’d spin and dance in excitement as he repeated her name over and over again. Then, Rodriguez would quickly change out of his work clothes while Chanel sat by the open front door...

New World Bistro names Ian Brower as head chef FacebookTwitterEmail Ian Brower, who has run kitchens at city restaurants including Lost & Found Bar & Kitchen and the former Capital City Gastropub and was chef de cuisine at the original incarnation of Donnas Italian in Troy, has been named executive chef of New World Bistro Bar.Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Ian Brower, most recently of Lost & Found Kitchen & Bar in Albany, is the new executive chef of New World Bistro Ba...

Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on March 12, 2021 at 11:25 AM Ian Brower. (Times Union file photo.) Ian Brower, who has run kitchens at Albany restaurants including Lost & Found Bar & Kitchen and the former Capital City Gastropub and was chef de cuisine at the original incarnation of Donna’s Italian in Troy, has been named executive chef of Owner Annette Nanes tells me that the restaurant, closed since mid-January for a pandemic-related winter break, is projecte...

(Bismarck, ND) -- The state Senate isn't advancing a bill that would have required an increase in the number of polling places. The bill would have required a polling place in any city with a population of at least a thousand people. It quickly failed yesterday. Senator Scott Meyer said the bill wouldn't be needed because of upcoming redistricting.

Bite-Sized: News about restaurants and food FacebookTwitterEmail Brasserie Benelux opening in Saratoga this month A European restaurant called Brasserie Benelux is in the final weeks of development at 390 Broadway in Saratoga Springs, former home to Braeburn Tavern, The Crown Grill and Brindisi’s Restaurant. An opening in late March is projected. The owner is Armand VanderStigchel, a chef who has written books  including “Wings Across America,” “Adirondack Cookbook” and “Adirondac...