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NORRISTOWN — Using the slogan “Return of the Medi,” Montgomery County authorities are providing county residents the chance to safely rid their households of unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications at an upcoming event to help combat the opioid epidemic and drug overdoses. The Drug Take Back Day, organized by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office and the Police Chiefs Association of Montgomery County, will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 24 at participating police departments and five grocery stores. “A key way to make your ho...

The changes include 500m of Hunter Rd and 500m of Blind Creek Rd reducing from 80kmh to 60kmh. Campbells Rd and Cotterill St had reduced from 100kmh to 40kmh. Speeds on several other roads across the region had also been reduced, including in Blenheim and Picton. The new speed limits were the result of amendments to the existing council bylaw following the Local Road Speed Limits bylaw review. Tua Marina pupil Henry Nott, 10, said it was great the speed limit had changed, because it was less dangerous. “When it is in school hours, people can go quite fast. It can be dangerous,” Henry ...

MONIQUE FORD/STUFF Work is progressing on the $330 million Peka Peka to Ōtaki expressway, north of Wellington. Social media users were alarmed at the announcement, and when questioned on the timeline of the project, Waka Kotahi responded they were continuing to negotiate a new completion date. “Since construction started on PP2Ō (Peka Peka to Ōtaki), there have been changes to the project scope, including the addition of a shared path to provide a safe and separated path for pedestrians, cyclists and, in certain places, for horse-riders. Mark Coote The works are part of a new bypass of...

Residents could be moving into the supportive housing project on School Road in Gibsons by the end of February. In an update at a Feb. 16 committee of the whole meeting, Town of Gibsons CAO Emanuel Machado said a move-in date of Feb.

Just a couple of weeks ago, a lot of parents were upset that the Evansville Vanderburgh County School Corporation canceled classes based on the snow forecast. This decision was made hours before there was a flake in the air, because the predicted snowfall timing would effect the drive home. We had basically the opposite situation this morning. Some roadways were still slick from overnight freezing temperatures, but the main roadways were in good condition. The EVSC determined that classes could operate on regular schedule. This seemed to be okay, until a school bus, with students in it, left ...