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Tahoe schools close, travel disrupted amid Sierra winter storm - Vimarsana News

Tahoe schools close, travel disrupted amid Sierra winter storm

A strong storm system pounded much of Northern Nevada and Northern California overnight Wednesday into Thursday.

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The record books will prove happy ready for history student and Wye cox Jack Tottem, after steering a turbo-powered Oxford to victory in Sunday’s 167th men’s Boat Race.

Headlines for Thursday, March 31st - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Thursday, March 31st

The Illinois House adopted a resolution Wednesday afternoon sponsored by State Representative Adam Niemerg (R-Dietrich) which designates Interstate 64 in Wayne County from Mile Post 112 to 116 as the "Deputy Sean Riley Memorial Highway". Deputy Sheriff Sean Riley was shot and killed December 29, 2021, after responding to assist a motorist near mile marker 115 on I-64. Another officer responding to back him up found him suffering from fatal gunshot wounds, and his patrol car was missing. The subject later abandoned the patrol car on I-64 before fleeing to St. Peters, Missouri, where h...

In Response: Enbridge has been diligent with Line 3 aquifer repairs - Vimarsana News

In Response: Enbridge has been diligent with Line 3 aquifer repairs

From the column: "We remain dedicated to resolving these matters transparently, quickly, and thoroughly."

Military convoys cause issues along highway - Vimarsana News

Military convoys cause issues along highway

Many around town have been discussing the problems caused by military convoys this winter. There have been numerous posts on Facebook about convoy travels and problems with convoys. Although most