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AUBURN — An increase in local income tax could be the best way to pay for a new jail, a consultant told DeKalb County officials Monday morning.

27 January 2021 19:11 Share in: NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – Kazakhstan has moved to the high-risk 'red zone' due to the deteriorating situation with the coronavirus infection, says First Vice Minister of Healthcare Marat Shoranov, Kazinform reports. Related news As of January 27, Kazakhstan has recorded 181,117 cases of the coronavirus infection and 47,575 cases of the coronavirus-like pneumonia. 163,156 patients have made full recoveries from the coronavirus infection and 35,348 patients have beat the coronavirus-like pneumonia. Due to the...

23.11.2020 15:53 5887 In the next three years, Kyzylorda region will have a diversified economy, a high level of production and a large export potential. The map of economic development until 2023 has been developed for this purpose. 265 projects totaling 270 billion tenge (US$631 million) are planned to be implemented, the governor of the region Gulshara Abdykalikova reported at a briefing at the Central Communications Service. The governor also stressed that today enterprises of the food industry and other spheres, which play an important role in...

02.12.2020 16:24 7678 This year, coronavirus express testing kits manufacturing factory is planned to be launched in Zhambyl region. The investment project costs more than two billion tenge. The regional governor Berdibek Saparbayev spoke about the measures to fight against the spread of dangerous infection at a briefing in the Central Communications Service. Accroding to him, it is planned to build anti-viral vaccine manufacturing factory in Kordai district of Zhambyl region. This project costs seven billion tenge. The factory is expected to opera...

Photo: Google Maps Emergency services were alerted to the blaze at Ravensdown in Awatoto, just after 2am today. Ravensdown chief executive Greg Campbell described the situation as "unusual", saying that a car came off the road and through the plant's fence before starting a fire. "It looks like a car has left the road and actually come through the fence to our plant and has somehow caught on fire. So we don't know how or why that has occurred," he said. No one was injured and police are now working to determine how the car got into the property. Campbell said the fire was minor and there was ...