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DCSO: Three drivers arrested on felony OWI charges over four days - Vimarsana News

DCSO: Three drivers arrested on felony OWI charges over four days

MADISON, Wis. — Three people were arrested on felony charges of operating while intoxicated over the last four days, Dane County Sheriff’s officials said Wednesday. 53-year-old Kirk Bonner of Sun Prairie was stopped and later arrested Sunday at 9:55 p.m. after deputies said he crossed the center line near Portage Road in the Town of Burke. Online court records show...

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DCSO: Three drivers arrested on felony OWI charges over four days - Vimarsana News

DCSO: Three drivers arrested on felony OWI charges over four days

Three people were arrested on felony charges of operating while intoxicated over the last four days, Dane County Sheriff's officials said Wednesday.

Walking routes could attract local support - Vimarsana News

Walking routes could attract local support

A brightly-coloured kingfisher sits waiting for lunch to swim past, by Richard Bradshaw TOWN councillors in Bradford on Avon are debating whether to support two projects creating new walking routes for people to enjoy. The first is the Slow Ways, an‌ ‌ambitious‌ initiative‌ to create ‌a‌ ‌comprehensive‌ ‌network‌ ‌of walking‌ ‌routes‌ ‌that‌ ‌connect‌ ‌all‌ ‌of‌Britain’s‌ ‌cities‌ ‌and‌ ‌towns‌ ‌as‌ ‌well‌as‌ ‌thousands‌ ‌of‌ ‌villages. ‌ Some 700 volunteers completed a first draft mapping of the Slow Ways...

Tetbury news: Staff praised for keeping town 'looking fantastic' - Vimarsana News

Tetbury news: Staff praised for keeping town 'looking fantastic'

TETBURY Town Council held at extraordinary meeting which took place on Thursday, February 4. At the meeting the town council resolved to forward the S106 monies in relation to the Steepleton development subject to an audit trail for the sum of £9,750. Councillors voted to accept the legal advice received in relation to the forwarding of the S106 monies. It was resolved that a working group be set-up between both organisations to resolve outstanding issues. The first meeting of the working group took place on Friday, February 5, and regular updates will be provided to the full counc...