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Ilion Municipal Building to Close Wednesday, Dec. 20, For Repairs; Some Residents Will Be Without Water - Vimarsana News

Ilion Municipal Building to Close Wednesday, Dec. 20, For Repairs; Some Residents Will Be Without Water

It's a grand old building, the Ilion Municipal Building and Village Offices. But with the aesthetic character, come some practical pitfalls.

Source: wktv.com
UPDATED: Ilion Municipal Building to Close Wednesday, Dec. 20, For Repairs; Some Residents Will Be Without Water - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Ilion Municipal Building to Close Wednesday, Dec. 20, For Repairs; Some Residents Will Be Without Water

It's a grand old building, the Ilion Municipal Building and Village Offices. But with the aesthetic character, come some practical pitfalls.

Source: wktv.com
Hoopeston Police Report 12/18/23 - Vimarsana News

Hoopeston Police Report 12/18/23

Operating Vehicle with Expired Registration Plates or Sticker H23-6843 Time: 1:25 am Location: S 6th Ave/W Main St Cited: Eric L King (M) (47) of Danville Details: HPD conducted a traffic...

Man admits to spraying white supremacist graffiti on Latina mural in Costa Mesa - Vimarsana News

Man admits to spraying white supremacist graffiti on Latina mural in Costa Mesa

A Dana Point man was sentenced to jail Friday after he pleaded guilty to federal vandalism and felony hate crime charges for spray-painting white supremacist graffiti over a mural in Costa Mesa that honors strong Latina women. Daniel Alec Hotte, 28, was arrested earlier this year on suspicion of spraying the mural, entitled “Poderosas.” The […]

Source: yahoo.com
Costa Mesa poised to make pandemic-approved outdoor dining permanently legal - Vimarsana News

Costa Mesa poised to make pandemic-approved outdoor dining permanently legal

A new law will replace an urgency ordinance, established during COVID-19 restaurant closures and set to expire at the end of the year. But businesses may have to make some upgrades.