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Spencer Town approves budget, small tax rate decrease - Vimarsana News

Spencer Town approves budget, small tax rate decrease

The Spencer Town board adopted the budget for 2022 with only two questions at the public hearing. Mayor Gilbert Knapp of Spencer Village asked if it had included funding for

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Private prosecution charges not proven after fatal attack on ducks - Vimarsana News

Private prosecution charges not proven after fatal attack on ducks

A duck owner who brought a private prosecution after his ducks were attacked by a dog has failed to have his charges proven.

Girl, 7, is left with serious facial injuries after being mauled by a dog in Tasmania - Vimarsana News

Girl, 7, is left with serious facial injuries after being mauled by a dog in Tasmania

The child had been visiting a neighbour's house in Devonport, in northern Tasmania, on Wednesday night at about 7.40 when she was suddenly attacked by the pitbull cross.

Police investigation ongoing into Devonport dog attack - Vimarsana News

Police investigation ongoing into Devonport dog attack

Police have received advice from the Devonport City Council that the dog which attacked a child last night has been euthanised. Police are continuing to...

Covid-19 dog ownership boom in Laois and other counties not shown in licence figures - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 dog ownership boom in Laois and other counties not shown in licence figures

Covid-19 dog ownership boom in Laois and other counties not shown in licence figures Dogs  '); Evidence of a Covid-19 pandemic boom in dog ownership is not clearly revealed in new figures from Laois and other councils which show that number of dog licences dropped by thousands last year. Newly published Department of Rural and Community Development Dog Control Statistics reveal that licensing has yet to catch up with ownership. Dogs Trust, Ireland’s largest dog welfare charity, says there was an unprecedented demand for dogs last year but there are already signs of people giving up on...