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Toward Zero Deaths funding provides overtime pay for officers to conduct traffic enforcement along with educational campaigns. Sheriff Scott Hable defends importance of effort in saving lives as well as building rapport as most traffic stops do not result in tickets.
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Mackenzie Davis Created: February 03, 2021 06:41 PM (ABC 6 NEWS) - Fewer drivers have been on the roads during the pandemic and are more tempted to speed, resulting in more crashes. Freeborn County is seeing serious traffic crashes and fatalities on the rise. "You have less vehicle traffic, less miles traveled, but you have an increase in the number of crashes and they should not be adding up. With less people out, you should have less crashes," Lt. Jeffrey Strom of Albert Lea Police Department said. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the state saw a 100% increase ...
Lake Shore: Public hearing scheduled Feb. 22 for Robinhood Way proposed improvements Council meets in person at city hall for just the second time since last February. New council member attends his first meeting. Written By: Nancy Vogt | × Lake Shore City Council members Doug Miller (left), Henry Cote, Mayor Krista Knudsen, John Terwilliger and Wayne Anderson met Monday, Jan. 25, at city hall. This was the council's second in-person meeting since last February. Nancy Vogt / Echo Journal Former council member and now Mayor Krista Knudsen led her first Lake Shore C...