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KTVU Mornings On 2 January 23, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KTVU Mornings On 2 January 23, 2014

Ktvu fox 2 news mornings starts now. Taking you live to hayward, where a car crashes into a power pole, causing major problems. We will have more on an update on when things may get back to normal there. I am pam cook today. And i am dave clark. We are also following a fire in San Francisco. Lets check weather and traffic with steve over there. I am. The wind is picking up. It is howling in some of the Higher Elevations. The winds are east, northeast at the surface, showing signs of being more south, southwest, with a low forming to the north. More shower sensitivity the Sierra Nevada with gus...

Pride of place – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Pride of place – Winnipeg Free Press

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City adds new hydration stations – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

City adds new hydration stations – Winnipeg Free Press

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Concert hall, museum restrict access due to increased security threat – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Concert hall, museum restrict access due to increased security threat – Winnipeg Free Press

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Route 90 reconstruction cost now pegged at $737M, including interest - Vimarsana News

Route 90 reconstruction cost now pegged at $737M, including interest

The reconstruction of Route 90 will cost the City of Winnipeg $737 million in construction and interest charges, according to a new preliminary design for a project that involves widening Kenaston Boulevard, rebuilding the St. James bridges over the Assiniboine River and replacing combined sewers along the corridor.

Source: cbc.ca