Sandra Sue Burrow
Sandra Sue Burrow, age 80, of Paris, passed away on Sunday, June 19, 2022 at Paris Regional Hospital.
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Sandra Sue Burrow, age 80, of Paris, passed away on Sunday, June 19, 2022 at Paris Regional Hospital.
Rest assured: Help is on the way Randy Riley - Contributing columnist It was said to be “unsafe at any speed.” That was even the title of a book written by consumer advocate Ralph Nader. In his book, Nader wrote a full chapter about the car that he labeled as being unsafe at any speed. That little car was the Chevrolet Corvair. My Mom was proud of her baby blue Corvair. Sadly, I totaled her little blue car in 1968. The engine of the Corvair was mounted in the rear of the car, which of course made the rear of the car heavy. I always thought that the car felt a little “squirrely” when t...
Sturgis Journal A vehicle pursuit late Friday that originated in Elkhart County, Ind., ended in arrest in St. Joseph County. According to St. Joseph County Sheriff Mark Lillywhite, the pursuit started shortly before 8 p.m. in Elkhart County and moved north into St. Joseph County across the Michigan border. The pursuit was picked up by White Pigeon and Constantine police near Riverside Drive and Blue School Road. The vehicle was being driven at high-speed and was weaving all over the road and into oncoming traffic. Constantine police successfully deployed stop-sticks. Sheriff's deputies join...
Important update:Â The Virginia Department of Health has launched a centralized preregistration system for COVID-19 vaccinations: vaccinate.virginia.gov. This replaces the local surveys that had been used by health districts across the state. If you have already preregistered with your local health district, your information and place in line should be maintained. You can check on the new site to see if you are in the system. The state has also launched a hotline, 877-VAX-IN-VA or 877-829-4682, for those who do not have computer access. Callers can speak to someone in English or Spanish, o...
Each of Virginia’s health districts is responsible for determining how best to safely and efficiently administer their allotments of COVID-19 vaccines in their areas based on their partners and resources.