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KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11AM July 24, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11AM July 24, 2014

Mitsubishi sedan. The driver of that car, a 36yearold man was heading south on cottel when he ran a red light around 3 30 this morning. He ended up colliding with a blue mustang, sending it into a third car. The driver who ran the red light was hurt, but not bad enough that he couldnt make a run for it, which he did. He ran down cottel, turned the corner on to santa teresa. Were talking about a good two to threeblock head start here. But police tell us they were so fast in responding, two of their officers was able to catch up to the driver, who was still running down a sidewalk, and take him ...

How our local legislators voted | May 4-17, 2024 - Vimarsana News

How our local legislators voted | May 4-17, 2024

Here are votes from local state and federal legislators from Saturday, May 4, 2024 to Friday, May 17 2024.

How our local legislators voted | May 4-17, 2024 - Vimarsana News

How our local legislators voted | May 4-17, 2024

Here are votes from local state and federal legislators from Saturday, May 4, 2024 to Friday, May 17 2024.

New cemetery proposal in San Jose's Coyote Valley could harm wildlife, environmentalists say - Vimarsana News

New cemetery proposal in San Jose's Coyote Valley could harm wildlife, environmentalists say

Environmentalists are urging San Jose leaders to reconsider plans for a new cemetery in Coyote Valley, claiming it will harm large swaths of natural habitats. 

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Henrico officials weighing adoption of sustainable development loan program - Vimarsana News

Henrico officials weighing adoption of sustainable development loan program

Henrico County could become the first Central Virginia locality to adopt an ordinance designed to encourage sustainable development projects through a loan program, Henrico County Deputy Director of Finance Matt Chafin told board of supervisors July 11. Henrico’s Environmental Action Resource Team (or HEART), a collection of county officials from various agencies), recommended that the