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Christmas holiday packed lunches for 300 Durham children - Vimarsana News

Christmas holiday packed lunches for 300 Durham children

A YOUTH charity can now fund several days’ worth of packed lunches for more than 300 youngsters over the Christmas holidays, thanks to a £500…

Newton Aycliffe firm supplied steel for Durham project - Vimarsana News

Newton Aycliffe firm supplied steel for Durham project

A MAJOR milestone has been marked in the development of a 650,000 sq ft warehouse and logistics development.

Michigan TV Weatherman Out After Refusing to Get Vaccine - Vimarsana News

Michigan TV Weatherman Out After Refusing to Get Vaccine

A man who spent more than 30 years reporting the weather on TV in northern Michigan said he’s out of a job after refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Police Reports | News, Sports, Jobs - Marietta Times - Vimarsana News

Police Reports | News, Sports, Jobs - Marietta Times

Jan 13, 2021 ¯ The Washington County Sheriff’s Office received a request to complete a welfare check Dec. 30 on two dogs at 300 Summers Road, Marietta. It was reported that the dog owner left on vacation, leaving the animals with no one to care for them. A search warrant at the home revealed two small breed dogs inside a small room in the residence. There were water and food containers in the room but the water containers were empty and dry. There were feces and urine all over the floor in this room and the odor was foul, and detected throughout the home.

New water treatment plant construction to start soon - Vimarsana News

New water treatment plant construction to start soon

STEPHENS CITY — Pipeline construction associated with the new Henry F. Sliwinski Water Treatment Plant in Frederick County is expected to begin in January. Frederick Water Executive Director Eric Lawrence made the announcement at Tuesday night’s Frederick Water board meeting. The plant is part of the Opequon Water Supply Plan (OWSP), which aims to meet Frederick Water’s projected water needs by drawing water from Opequon Creek. By 2035, Frederick Water’s customers may require up to 12 million gallons of drinking water per day — about twice the current average usage of...