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St. Louis Restaurant Openings and Closings: March 2024 - Vimarsana News

St. Louis Restaurant Openings and Closings: March 2024

We’re still obsessed with Pink Willow Café

Saskatoon councillors to rescind limit on Circle Drive commercial billboards - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon councillors to rescind limit on Circle Drive commercial billboards

Saskatoon councillors are considering axing a 2018 policy that limits the number of commercial billboards on busy public roadways.

D118 board votes to add, improve weapons detection systems - Vimarsana News

D118 board votes to add, improve weapons detection systems

The weapons detection system at North Ridge Middle School continues to cause bottlenecks of students as they pass through them, with the system not flowing as quickly as at Danville

County officials present budgets, community members demand water access during Putnam commission meeting - Vimarsana News

County officials present budgets, community members demand water access during Putnam commission meeting

WINFIELD, W.Va. — Outside agencies and elected officials presented their operational budgets for fiscal year 2025 during Tuesday’s Putnam County Commission meeting.

Brush City Council discusses speed limits, construction projects, and more at Monday meeting - Vimarsana News

Brush City Council discusses speed limits, construction projects, and more at Monday meeting

On Monday, the Brush City Council heard from Public Works Director Dale Colerick concerning speed limits around the East Morgan County Library. A safety program with the FHWA (Federal Highway Administration) provides studies with information and limit-setting standards.  This is an alternative to installing stop signs. Over several days, they used a radar system on different streets to track the number of vehicles driving through the area and their speed. It was determined that most people were driving 20 – 25 mph, and a few were driving up to 37 mph. Now that the data has been collecte...