The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) is continuing its investigation of the officer-involved shooting that happened on Saturday night in North Germany Township, during which four people were shot.
A Colorado Springs apartment complex has sold for a record price to a Denver-area group, another sign that out-of-town investors remain upbeat about the city’s red-hot multifamily market.
Blueline Equity Partners recently purchased the 91-unit Overlook at Mesa Creek for $27.3 million, El Paso County land records show. The complex, southwest of Centennial Boulevard and Fillmore Street on the northwest side, opened two years ago.
The $299,835 per-unit price for Overlook at Mesa Creek is believed to be the highest ever paid for an apartment property of more than 50 units, according to Goodwin Knight, a Colorado Springs development company that built the complex, and All Pro Capital, a local investment firm that financed it.
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Cloned number plates suspected as Brisbane woman receives $1,200 speeding fine
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The fine was issued after a vehicle was recorded at 110kph in a 60kph zone. (File photo)
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A Brisbane woman says she was shocked to receive a $1,245 fine for allegedly speeding at nearly double the limit because it was not her vehicle that was caught on camera.
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People who use fake plates risk a $320 fine, while producing clones carries a fine of up to $5,000
Police told a woman who suspects her plates were cloned that the culprit likely used vinyl to make the duplicate
(STEVE ARSTAD / iNFOnews.ca) March 01, 2021 - 7:30 AM A Penticton tourism groups wants visitors to the region to be able to book a vacation without having to worry about potential cancellation issues. Travel Penticton member and services coordinator Paige Thomas says they trying to find out what local policies are with respect to early booking incentives, as well as cancellation policies. Once the travel organization has acquired the information, they plan to develop a risk free travel planning campaign to encourage visitors to book now and feel confident in booking their future travel plans without risk of losing out on their deposits should they have to cancel their trip, according to a Travel Penticton press release issued yesterday, Feb. 25.