Grant helps Superior police support children in crisis
The police department received a $2,500 grant to order backpacks with children's books from the nonprofit REACH-A-Child.
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The police department received a $2,500 grant to order backpacks with children's books from the nonprofit REACH-A-Child.
The police department received a $2,500 grant to order backpacks with children's books from the nonprofit REACH-A-Child.
The goal is to make it easier for applicants to meet requirements when business licenses are issued.
In addition to outfitting squad cars, the business offers a wide range of vehicle accessories and 12-volt wiring.
Superior takes aim at out-of-state parking scofflaws The ordinance would allow the city to impound vehicles owned by habitual offenders who don't pay their tickets. 4:00 pm, Apr. 26, 2021 × City Council Chambers, Superior, Wisconsin. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) Out-of-state parking scofflaws be aware: Superior’s making changes to its code of ordinances to collect unpaid fines. The Public Safety Committee directed the city’s traffic lieutenant to develop an ordinance that would allow police to impound a vehicle when it attains four or more ticket...