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DNR again denies review of its own motorized backroad route proposal Up North Tony Kennedy, Star Tribune The Department of Natural Resources has rejected the latest plea from a citizens group to formally review alleged environmental threats from a proposed 764-mile back-roads driving route that the agency intends to open across northern Minnesota for four-wheel drive owners. The petitioners are concerned that the so-called Border to Border Touring Route will unduly escalate traffic of high-impact vehicles on natural surface roads that snake through remote forest lands amid pri...

Community heroes were among the celebrities to receive New Year Honours on January 1. Wednesday, 6th January 2021, 9:01 am And Wetherby featured with three people, connected to the town, awarded by the Queen for their hard work. Nigel Gibbs, Unit Head, Appeals and Review Unit, Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division, Crown Prosecution Service, was given an OBE for services to Law and Order, Wetherby. Dr Linda Diane Harris. Chair, Health and Justice Clinical Reference Group, NHS England, also received an OBE, for services to the NHS. And receiving a BEM was Rosemary Alexandra Gregson, for...

and last updated 2020-12-14 14:31:19-05 BALTIMORE — Maryland’s longest-serving woman prisoner has been granted her release from jail. A judge ruled in favor of a joint motion brought by Lawyers from the University of Maryland and the Baltimore City SAO’s Sentencing Review Unit (SRU), resulting in the release of Eraina Pretty. Pretty pled guilty to 1st Degree Murder, Use of a Handgun in a Crime of Violence and Accessory After the Fact (in a different case) on September 19, 1978. Pretty was 18 at the age of the crime and has served 42 years. The SRU was approached by Lila Mead...

It's hoped that forensic developments could lead to a breakthrough into the investigation of the death of John ‘Jack’ Armstrong (Photo of victim: South Wales Police) AN UNSOLVED murder from more than 40 years ago is being re-investigated. Detectives at South Wales Police’s Specialist Crime Review Unit are re-examining the case of John ‘Jack’ Armstrong, a 58-year-old man who was found murdered in October 1979 after he collected a customer from Cardiff in his taxi. On October 5, Mr Armstrong - known as Jack to his loved ones – radioed in to confirm he had collected the fare fr...

Unsolved 1979 murder of Cardiff taxi driver John ‘ Jack’ Armstrong being reviewed He was found murdered in Cowbridge three days after collecting a customer in his taxi in Cardiff 10:09, 10 DEC 2020 Updated Jack Armstrong's battered body was found in a quite lane at Treoes, near Bridgend (Image: Steve Barnes/CC BY-SA 2.0) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’l...