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Medical Cannabis cultivation facility hopeful to set up shop in Watertown - Vimarsana News

Medical Cannabis cultivation facility hopeful to set up shop in Watertown

{KXLG - Watertown, SD} A medical cannabis facility for cultivation, manufacturing, and testing is hopeful to set up a shop in Watertown and met with the Plan Commission Board to

Source: mykxlg.com
Kokua Line: Who do I call about car blocking fire hydrant? - Vimarsana News

Kokua Line: Who do I call about car blocking fire hydrant?

Question: What are the parking rules regarding fire hydrants? If it is illegal, who can I contact to report this issue? Recently, this has become an ongoing issue on my street.

CAPITAL CITY HISTORY: 1889 0rdinances give glimpse into city's history - Vimarsana News

CAPITAL CITY HISTORY: 1889 0rdinances give glimpse into city's history

"The Revised Ordinances of the City of Jefferson 1889" gives interesting insights into the history and day-to-day life in Jefferson City.

Kokua Line: Are red-light cameras still generating tickets? - Vimarsana News

Kokua Line: Are red-light cameras still generating tickets?

Question: Are they still issuing tickets at the red-light camera intersections? Seems like it’s getting worse during rush hour on Vineyard Boulevard as cars are blocking the intersections at Nuu­anu Avenue and also Pali Highway.

Council considers demolition of 'monster homes' as possible penalty - Vimarsana News

Council considers demolition of 'monster homes' as possible penalty

A bill meant to prohibit giving false statements to city planners as a means of cracking down on “monster homes” might see more penalties given to violators beyond potential monetary fines and imprisonment.