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Napoleon Board of Zoning Appeals denies variance for accessory building - Vimarsana News

Napoleon Board of Zoning Appeals denies variance for accessory building

NAPOLEON - The Napoleon Board of Zoning Appeals denied a request for a variance for an accessory building in a residential neighborhood.

The Docket: Local court roundup for 4.11.24 - Richmond BizSense - Vimarsana News

The Docket: Local court roundup for 4.11.24 - Richmond BizSense

An electrical services company says a former employee conspired to divert business and clients away, and claims damages of $850,000. (BizSense Pro required)

Lewiston council changes rule after mayor receives criticism for not making timely appointments - Vimarsana News

Lewiston council changes rule after mayor receives criticism for not making timely appointments

The council will be allowed to appoint any open seat if the mayor fails to do so within 60 days.

Disabled woman, 50, jailed for killing cyclist, 77, treats friends to a Wetherspoon breakfast as she rebuilds life after early release from three-year prison sentence and prepares fight to clear her name - Vimarsana News

Disabled woman, 50, jailed for killing cyclist, 77, treats friends to a Wetherspoon breakfast as she rebuilds life after early release from three-year prison sentence and prepares fight to clear her name

EXCLUSIVE: Auriol Grey, 50, (pictured for the first time after her release from jail) is set to contest her conviction for causing the death of cyclist Celia Ward, 77, during a pavement row.

Downingtown school officials honor retiring administrators - Vimarsana News

Downingtown school officials honor retiring administrators

Downingtown Area School District officials said goodbye to retiring administrators, teachers and staff members, who have an accumulated total of 470 years of service to the school district.