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A man who fled from the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) office in Aberdeen Jan. 26 and again from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Monday was arrested Wednesday. Joshua Addington, 31, of Smithville surrendered on a set of railroad tracks near Smithville to the same deputy who transported him earlier in the week, according to Sheriff Kevin Crook. He was arrested at a residence alongside Parham Store Road Monday for absconding from the MDOC nearly two weeks prior. Deputies found him to be in possession of three firearms in the attic of the home, including a sawed-off shotgun...

Online. DRAFT TRANSPORTATION CRITERIA MANUAL REVIEW The draft defines the rules, requirements, and technical guidelines for building mobility infrastructures. Feedback can be made on transit systems, bike and urban trails, and pedestrian zones, among other items in the manual. Deadline: Dec. 31 Online. CITY UTILITY PAYMENT CENTERS TEMPORARY CLOSURES In response to Stage 5 COVID-19 restrictions, the walk-in utility payment centers located at 8716 Research Blvd. #115 and 1901 W. William Cannon will temporarily close. Customers who pay their utility bill at these loc...

News from Kapiti Coast District Council Cracks in the Ōtaki Gorge Road at Blue Bluff (12km inland from SH1) have required the road to be closed at this site. Vehicle access to Ōtaki Forks will remain closed for the peak summer period. Walkers are strongly urged to not cross at Blue Bluff for their own safety. The Department of Conservation has confirmed alternative public walking access to the Tararua Forest Park is now open. Slips are likely which means the road is unsafe for both vehicles and people to cross. The closure impacts access to one house and recreational facilities within the...

Thursday, 10 December 2020, 5:15 pm Kāpiti Coast District Council is asking for patience as it works at pace to deal with issues throughout its roading network following weeks of wet weather. “Our network has taken an absolute hammering, particularly after last night’s downpour. We have slips and fallen trees forcing closures on Akatarawa, Paekārāriki Hill and Waterfall Roads. Our crews are on site working to clean up but these roads will likely remain closed to through traffic for tonight’s commute home. Residents will still be able to access their homes,” says Glen O’Connor, A...