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Person arrested in connection to Montgomery Co. vehicle thefts - Vimarsana News

Person arrested in connection to Montgomery Co. vehicle thefts

One person has been arrested in connection to a series of vehicle thefts over the weekend in and near Independence.

Source: kake.com
PCE abatement plan reviewed by NMED - Vimarsana News

PCE abatement plan reviewed by NMED

The plan was submitted by the site's owner Sandy Ochoa and designed by EA Engineering, Science and Technology, Inc.

Ducey signs bill into law that will reduce number of voters on permanent early voting list - Vimarsana News

Ducey signs bill into law that will reduce number of voters on permanent early voting list

Ducey signs bill into law that will reduce number of voters on permanent early voting list Unmute TUCSON (KVOA) - Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed Senate Bill 1485 into law on Tuesday. The bill could trim the number of voters on our state's permanent early voting list. However, it does not take away anyone's voter registration. .@dougducey signs SB 1485, a bill that will trim the permanent early voting list in Arizona. Voters would be removed from the list if they do not vote in two consecutive election cycles - 4 elections (primaries and general) if you're a regist...

Source: kvoa.com
Roswell gets additional snow Tuesday morning - Roswell Daily Record - Vimarsana News

Roswell gets additional snow Tuesday morning - Roswell Daily Record

Sandy Ochoa sweeps snow Tuesday afternoon from the sidewalk in front of his home on West Walnut Street. Additional snow fell in Roswell Tuesday morning but began to melt by early afternoon. Temperatures should warm to the 60s by the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service. (Juno Ogle Photo)