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Late night distraction burglar jailed | Wisbech Standard - Vimarsana News

Late night distraction burglar jailed | Wisbech Standard

It wasn’t until later in the day when he noticed his bank card was missing from his wallet, along with £35 in cash. He checked his online banking and saw contactless transactions had been made at two news agents in the space of 20 minutes that morning. CCTV was viewed at both locations which captured Marshall using the stolen card. On 20 March, Marshall was caught stealing two bottles of washing detergent from Londis in Tinkers Drive, Wisbech. She was confronted by a member of staff and took the products out of her bag before leaving the store. Marshall, of Golding Place in Wisbech, admitt...

Seven places to see holiday lights. - Vimarsana News

Seven places to see holiday lights.

’Tis the season for holiday lights! Here is a short list of seven locations, compiled from a variety of local sources, where lovers of holiday lights can find them. 1.Light up the Park, Chatham, from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday-Sunday through Dec. 27. Enjoy nearly a mile of lights and holiday displays in Chatham Community Park from the comfort and safety of your own vehicle. $5 donation suggested. Proceeds benefit Chatham Friends of the Parks. Enter on Park Street, exit on South Main Street, Chatham. 2. Downtown Springfield Old Capitol Holiday Walk, 5-8 p.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturd...

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Construction of access roads to levee work sites along the Tusc River is done - Vimarsana News

Construction of access roads to levee work sites along the Tusc River is done

MASSILLON  Early levee work has finished, with the heavy equipment set to roll in the spring. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed building access roads to upcoming work sites along the Tuscarawas River for its $22.5 million project to repair the levee, which protects the city. Eight roads were built on some northern and eastern parts of the waterway. Project Manager Ramon Mejia, of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Huntington District, said final inspections for those roads were done Dec. 2 in the area of Ernie's Bike Shop, 135 Lake Ave. NW. Others routes were completed arou...