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Anyone who has drank clean water, driven on good roads, and crossed a sturdy bridge in Midwestern Ontario has benefitted from the engineering work of B.M. Ross…

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Man indicted on federal charge for allegedly enticing girl over the internet Updated at Share This Andrew Ray Young | Bingham County Jail IDAHO FALLS — A Blackfoot man is facing a federal felony charge for enticing a minor over the internet. Andrew Ray Young, 33, received the federal indictment for felony coercion and enticement on April 14. While charging documents do not provide specific details on the charges, they likely stem from an alleged relationship Young had with a 14-year-old girl over Snapchat. Initially, Young was charged in Bonneville County with five felony counts of pos...

PRESCOTT – Town council has approved a 1.25-per-cent tax levy increase for residential property owners this year.