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Potholes creating problems for drivers in Cape Coral - Vimarsana News

Potholes creating problems for drivers in Cape Coral

If you drive along Kismet Parkway in Cape Coral, you'll see a lot of gas stations, mailboxes, and potholes.

City of Bedford Board of Works and Safety will discuss updating police use of deadly force policy - Vimarsana News

City of Bedford Board of Works and Safety will discuss updating police use of deadly force policy

BEDFORD - The City of Bedford Board of Works and Safety will meet tonight at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the StoneGate Arts & Education Center at 931 15th Street. On the agenda: Call To OrderReading And Approval Of Minutes – October 16, 2023 Old Business Tabled - White River Humane ...

Source: wbiw.com
Better Together, Grace Church to host Second Chance Job Fair in Fort Myers, Nov. 14 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Better Together, Grace Church to host Second Chance Job Fair in Fort Myers, Nov. 14 | News, Sports, Jobs

Better Together is partnering with Grace Church to host a second chance job fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 14. Better Together’s Second Chance

Champaign Judge rules Bloomington-based construction company owes Urbana $2.9M - Vimarsana News

Champaign Judge rules Bloomington-based construction company owes Urbana $2.9M

A Bloomington-based construction company is now on the hook for nearly $2.9 million after a lawsuit in Champaign County.

Source: wjbc.com
After year's delay, Windsor Road lawsuit goes to trial - Vimarsana News

After year's delay, Windsor Road lawsuit goes to trial

The trial stems from a lawsuit the City of Urbana filed against Stark Construction of Bloomington. The city is seeking roughly $3 million in damages to make repairs to cracks