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Mother, 6-month-old baby killed in Spring Hill crash: FHP - Vimarsana News

Mother, 6-month-old baby killed in Spring Hill crash: FHP

The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly crash in Spring Hill that killed a mother and her 6-month-old son.

Hernando sheriff: 1 person killed in Spring Hill crash - Vimarsana News

Hernando sheriff: 1 person killed in Spring Hill crash

A mother from Weeki Wachee and her infant son were killed Monday morning in a crash on U.S. 19, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Source: wtsp.com
Two Petersburg wards will have to shrink during this redistricting cycle - Vimarsana News

Two Petersburg wards will have to shrink during this redistricting cycle

Redistricting is vital to city residents. It can affect which candidate represents you. It can also move your voting precinct.

Almost one-third of Petersburg's wastewater utility is at capacity - Vimarsana News

Almost one-third of Petersburg's wastewater utility is at capacity

The Progress-Index PETERSBURG – Conversations about Petersburg’s water infrastructure are usually sprinkled with comments about pipes dating back to the civil war, and a fear that the city could become “the next Flint, Michigan.”  Questions about this aging infrastructure are coming back to the forefront now that Petersburg is responsible for upgrading the water and sewer infrastructure that feeds into the city’s incoming pharma manufacturing cluster.   Upgrades to the utilities in this region could ultimately benefit a fair number of neighborhoods and businesses.  A study ...

Some MCCS Camp Lejeune facilities closed after power outage - Vimarsana News

Some MCCS Camp Lejeune facilities closed after power outage

Some MCCS Camp Lejeune facilities will remain closed Friday after a substation power outage

Source: jdnews.com