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Building Owner Seeks One-Way Traffic on Water Street in Downtown Wheeling | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Building Owner Seeks One-Way Traffic on Water Street in Downtown Wheeling | News, Sports, Jobs

WHEELING – City leaders in Wheeling are considering a proposal to convert traffic flow along Water Street at Heritage Port to one-way in light of increased vehicular traffic to Waterfront Hall. Many visitors to the new downtown hotspot have been slapped with parking tickets during the day, when parking is prohibited on the west side […]

Portsmouth I-95 sound walls: When they're coming, how much noise will be reduced - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth I-95 sound walls: When they're coming, how much noise will be reduced

NH officials putting sound walls in Portsmouth explain decibels of noise reduction and timeline for project residents have wanted for many years.

Source: yahoo.com
UK 3G licence buyers not to get concessions - Vimarsana News

UK 3G licence buyers not to get concessions

UK 3G licence buyers not to get concessionsMelanie ReynoldsThe possibility of UK 3rd generation (3G) mobile phone licence holders getting any concessions

Jawbone found on Umina Beach in 2020 could be linked to father-son drowning more than 80 years ago - Vimarsana News

Jawbone found on Umina Beach in 2020 could be linked to father-son drowning more than 80 years ago

An anthropologist's search through newspaper records reveals a human bone found on a Central Coast beach could be linked to a tragic double drowning more than 80 years ago.

Source: abc.net.au
Mystery blackened human jaw found on Umina Beach could belong to boy drowned in 1940 - Vimarsana News

Mystery blackened human jaw found on Umina Beach could belong to boy drowned in 1940

The discovery of a jaw at Umina Beach on the New South Wales Central Coast in June 2020 has led police to a new theory it belonged to 15-year-old Donald Montgomery who drowned nearby in 1940.