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Work resumes on planters in front of downtown bank - Vimarsana News

Work resumes on planters in front of downtown bank

WATERTOWN — Months after sitting idle, work has resumed on two unfinished cement planters in front of the downtown KeyBank.

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Bracknell man stole £7k of items in 25 thefts from local businesses - Vimarsana News

Bracknell man stole £7k of items in 25 thefts from local businesses

A man has been given a suspended sentence and Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) after being found guilty of 25 counts of shoplifting.

Two companies eying Jefferson County Corporate Park space - Vimarsana News

Two companies eying Jefferson County Corporate Park space

WATERTOWN — Developer Michael E. Lundy is working with two companies that have expressed interested in setting up at the Jefferson County Corporate Park on outer Coffeen Street.

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Whisky thief among latest Bracknell residents in the dock - Vimarsana News

Whisky thief among latest Bracknell residents in the dock

February 11 Akosua Achie, of Peggotty Place, Sandhurst, was fined £220 for not paying for her train ticket in North Camp in October 2020. The 60-year-old was also told to pay compensation of £8 and £150 in costs at Reading Magistrates Court. Adam Waite, of Highfield Park, Wokingham, was also fined £220 for dodging a train faire at Reading Station in October 2020. The 22-year-old was made to pay compensation of £4 and costs of £150, as well. Stephen Wcledge, of Carlyle Court, Crowthorne, was handed a £220 fine for not paying for his train ticket at Slough station in October 2020. The 43...

Two Watertown businesses opening in vacant State Street building - Vimarsana News

Two Watertown businesses opening in vacant State Street building

WATERTOWN — The State Street Market has become such a popular venue for merchants wanting to rent space in the indoor market that manager Patricia Johnson thought it was time to expand. “I have to turn people away,” she said about why she’s going to lease space in a former car dealership at 430 State St., where she plans to lease space to another 18 vendors. Mrs. Johnson has operated the State Street Market since 2018, with merchants selling such wares as antiques, repurposed furniture, vintage clothing, baked goods and other homemade merchandise in stalls that fill the fo...

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