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Cayuga County-area police blotter: Feb. 28, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Cayuga County-area police blotter: Feb. 28, 2022

Arrests in the Cayuga County area reported by Auburn Police Department, New York State Police and the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office.

The 9 'most dangerous' drives in Colorado, according to a local - Vimarsana News

The 9 'most dangerous' drives in Colorado, according to a local

As drivers new to Colorado's roads quickly learn, some routes are simply 'more dangerous' in this state. That's hard to say about most places around the country, where a road

New Covid testing site being sought in Malvern after Como Road one closes - Vimarsana News

New Covid testing site being sought in Malvern after Como Road one closes

HEALTH authorities are looking for a new Covid testing centre in Malvern after they closed down the previous one.

Cayuga County-area police blotter: April 6, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Cayuga County-area police blotter: April 6, 2021

• Wesley A. Bajanen, 33, 14 Rock Ave., Auburn, was charged April 3 with petit larceny. • MaryLou Bell, 56, 9 Liberty St., Auburn, was charged April 4 with second-degree aggravated harassment. • Jodylee M. Courterier, 41, 6 Aurelius Ave., Auburn, was picked up on a bench warrant April 3. • Raymond D. Cox, 39, 39 Wall St., Auburn, was picked up on a parole violation April 1.  • Courtney F. Donovan, 23, transient, Auburn, was charged April 2 with fourth-degree criminal mischief. • Rian T. Glover Sr., 43, 5520 Silver Street Road, Fleming, was charged April 1 with ...

Covid testing site to be used to suppress variant - Vimarsana News

Covid testing site to be used to suppress variant

NHS Test and Trace staff A COVID-19 testing unit in Herefordshire is being redeployed to the help suppress the South African variant of the virus. The Ross-on-Wye mobile testing unit is being used to the help the government’s “surge testing” campaign in targeted areas to better understand the spread, and suppress, the South African variant. In a statement Herefordshire Council said that the "least-used mobile testing units across the country are being reassigned by NHS Test and Trace to work in those areas where cases of the South African variant, which do not appear to have trave...