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Columbus firefighters don't let cold weather hinder duty - Vimarsana News

Columbus firefighters don't let cold weather hinder duty

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — No matter the weather, Columbus firefighters are expected to show up and put out fires, but extremely cold days do make their jobs more difficult. The low temperatures don’t stop fires from happening across the city, but a captain with the Columbus Division of Fire said there are some extra steps […]

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Safeway buys Skyway property - Vimarsana News

Safeway buys Skyway property

There may very well be a new Safeway store in town, but plans are not yet completed. Safeway bought property off Skyway to build its expansion store, which includes a gas station. Town Community Development Director Craig Baker said Safeway’s engineering team is working on the grading, wastewater and drainage issues. Until they sort all […]

Lawsuit Alleges Midlothian Infant's Severe Burns Caused by Negligent Daycare - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Alleges Midlothian Infant's Severe Burns Caused by Negligent Daycare

Furthermore, the suit alleges Discovery Children’s Academy workers downplayed the incident to Mattox by providing him with false information

Lee County supervisor candidates report more than $40,000 in contributions - Vimarsana News

Lee County supervisor candidates report more than $40,000 in contributions

TUPELO • Candidates running in the crowded special election for the District 3 seat on the Lee County Board of Supervisors have spent a little over $22,000 trying to convince

Town of Paradise is looking to take legal action against homeowners to get rid of all hazardous trees - Vimarsana News

Town of Paradise is looking to take legal action against homeowners to get rid of all hazardous trees

Paradise looking to take legal action against homeowners in effort to remove hazardous trees Paradise is discussing hiring hearing officers to deal with an influx of notices to allow inspectors onto private property of homeowners who have not signed up with a hazardous tree removal program. Posted: Feb 23, 2021 11:59 PM Updated: Feb 24, 2021 8:17 AM Posted By: Esteban Reynoso PARADISE, Calif. - More than two years after the Camp Fire, the people of Paradise are still threatened by thousands of hazardous trees, mostly on private property. Now, the town is taking new action to prevent tragedy....