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Prolonged closure of toilets at Poole Quay under fire - Vimarsana News

Prolonged closure of toilets at Poole Quay under fire

'Totally unacceptable': Prolonged closure of toilets at Poole Quay under fire CONTINUALLY closed public toilets on Poole Quay are ‘totally unacceptable’ and should be resolved – councillors have been told. One elected member has blamed BCP Council itself for the problem by not ensuring the agreement with a developer was easily enforceable. The toilets, at Dolphin Quays, were provided for public use as part of the planning consent for redevelopment but have been closed for months, according to councillors. The council’s overview and scrutiny committee was told that council offi...

Real ID in Louisville, Kentucky: New office open on Dixie Highway - Vimarsana News

Real ID in Louisville, Kentucky: New office open on Dixie Highway

A third Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Driver Licensing Regional Office in Jefferson County is at 4919 Dixie Highway Suite A.

A toast to Plymouth - Vimarsana News

A toast to Plymouth

COVID-19 crushes Mayflower party, but city set to fete epic voyage

Planes, beaches set to see more travelers for Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

Planes, beaches set to see more travelers for Memorial Day

The Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) and cities along the coast are preparing for an increase in travel this weekend.

Source: wltx.com
Travel tips at CAE ahead of Memorial Day weekend - Vimarsana News

Travel tips at CAE ahead of Memorial Day weekend

ABC Columbia May 27, 2021 11:28 AM EDT COLUMBIA (WOLO): South Carolinians are taking to the skies for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, after 14 long months of cabin fever.  “Travel right now, I think it is. It’s time to get back to some what normal, but still within a safe limit of distance,” said traveler Samantha Polhamus.  This month, Columbia Metropolitan Airport has screened about a thousand passengers a day, and this holiday weekend travelers can expect that number to rise.  “It’ll be about 11 to 12 hundred over Memorial Day weekend and see that sustained a bit over the s...