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Counties deny pumping NC money into local sewers is gamble to land casinos - Vimarsana News

Counties deny pumping NC money into local sewers is gamble to land casinos

Four North Carolina communities near proposed casino sites are slated to receive state grants for major water and sewage infrastructure upgrades, but leaders in three of them deny that their

Clark County manager getting 9% raise, nearly $15K bonus | Clark County | News - Vimarsana News

Clark County manager getting 9% raise, nearly $15K bonus | Clark County | News

County Manager Kevin Schiller will recieve a 9% raise after performance evaluation

Clark County manager getting 9% raise, nearly $15K bonus | Clark County | News - Vimarsana News

Clark County manager getting 9% raise, nearly $15K bonus | Clark County | News

Clark County Manager Kevin Schiller will receive a 9 percent raise and a nearly $15,000 bonus after his first year on the job.

County Weighs Ideas for Stephenson Street Bridge - Vimarsana News

County Weighs Ideas for Stephenson Street Bridge

“We have to make sure the bridges get to a point where they are safe,” says County Manager Crocamo.Luzerne County Manager Romilda Crocamo and County Council met

Source: fox56.com
Green Valley to see ramped up public safety efforts after months of resident advocacy - Vimarsana News

Green Valley to see ramped up public safety efforts after months of resident advocacy

Still reeling from recent shootings, a Green Valley resident took the dais during Saturday's Arlington County Board meeting to ask the county and police for a plan to address public safety concerns. Yordanos Woldai, co-founder of Green Valley Matters, a new resident group focused on public safety, says this plan should include regular police patrols

Source: arlnow.com