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Rocky Mountain Sport Riders/Special to the Daily Although the public remained passionately divided until the end, the Avon Town Council passed an ordinance Tuesday night allowing the use of off-highway vehicles on public roads in the Wildridge subdivision. The new ordinance will go into effect in 30 days. The decision came following months of discussion over the topic, including hundreds of public comments on both sides of the debate. The Town Council passed the ordinance on first reading, with a few amendments, earlier this month. Ultimately, the ordinance will legalize a practice that has b...

Crews Respond To Large Fire In Bristow A large fire has been reported Friday in Bristow. This is said to be located at a tire recycling facility near 369th West Avenue and Old Trail Road. Updates will be provided as they become available.

Cold Case, Warm Heart: Close-up on Robert Dugoni In book eight of the Tracy Crosswhite series, the eponymous detective turns to the cold case files May 04, 2021 Robert Dugoni may have written eight books featuring Seattle detective Tracy Crosswhite, but his complex and ever-evolving heroine continues to surprise him. In In Her Tracks, Crosswhite is reassigned to the Seattle police department’s cold case unit. Now the mother of an infant daughter, Crosswhite is intrigued by an unsolved case involving a child abduction. She’s also drawn into an active investigation surrounding a...

Wilson then allegedly fought with New Castle and Knightstown officers before being taken into custody. Before being taken to the Henry County jail, the Muncie man was treated at Henry County Hospital, where he told emergency room personnel that his head had struck the truck’s roof and dash during the high-speed chase. Wilson was charged Friday in Henry Circuit Court 2 with driving after a lifetime suspension, auto theft, criminal recklessness and two counts of resisting law enforcement. He continued to be held on Friday under a $39,000 surety bond and a $2,750 cash bond. According to state ...

Missing elderly couple from NJ found at central Pa. convenience store Updated Apr 29, 2021; A missing 94-year-old man and his 96-year-old wife from New Jersey were found safe Tuesday night at a Rutter’s in Newberry Township, York County, police said. Township police said a concerned citizen called them around 11:15 p.m. because of a confused man they encountered at the Rutter’s on the 2200 block of Old Trail Road. When police arrived, they discovered the New Jersey couple, whose family had recently reported them missing from their home. Police said they were in danger because of a “cog...