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DUI crash, cold exposure leave North Dakota man badly injured, highway patrol says - Vimarsana News

DUI crash, cold exposure leave North Dakota man badly injured, highway patrol says

Schultz, who was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected during the rollover, the North Dakota Highway Patrol said. He lay injured in the ditch for about three hours until a passerby found the vehicle.

Vehicle crash in Sheldon leads to DUI arrest - Vimarsana News

Vehicle crash in Sheldon leads to DUI arrest

(Sheldon, ND)-- A single vehicle rollover-crash Thursday in Sheldon, North Dakota has led to a DUI arrest. Jesse James Schultz was driving northbound on Ransom County Highway 54 when he drifted off the roadway and into the ditch. He attempted to correct and as a result rolling the vehicle several times. Schultz was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle during

Flag law change a mission accomplished for former Vernon Hills village trustee - Vimarsana News

Flag law change a mission accomplished for former Vernon Hills village trustee

An amendment to state law signed Friday by Gov. J.B. Pritzker outlines circumstances and time flags should be flown at half-staff.

Ontario Teachers' Joins KKR as an Investor in GreenCollar - Vimarsana News

Ontario Teachers' Joins KKR as an Investor in GreenCollar

Australia-based GreenCollar is a leading global environmental markets investor and project developer

Source: otpp.com
Farmers, industry split on proposed federal veto power for forest regeneration projects - Vimarsana News

Farmers, industry split on proposed federal veto power for forest regeneration projects

Agriculture minister says changes would help avoid reduced land productivity, but others fear it could limit their income options