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Outsider coming in as a detective, and being a street cop for 20 years, street cops have very little respect for detectives who make it into the supervisory realm. we'll see what happens. i pray they're not setting her up for failure, and i hope she's not coming in naive thinking pat lynch and his team will be really supportive of her. he's already said this is a different culture than she's used to. get ready, strap in. >> professor, you were the first officer of the rail program. do you think a woman brings something different to that job than men do? >> i really don't, and i feel in many wa...

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly on Tuesday approved nearly all items on its regular agenda, including two resolutions accepting state loans for capital improvement projects, approving a service agreement with

Jun. 9—Muskogee Parks and Recreation seeks public help in keeping its trails clean. The city is reviving its Adopt a Trail program to help keep Centennial Trail and other trails litter-free. Muskogee Parks and Recreation Director Mark Wilkerson said the city had an Adopt a Trail program several years ago, but it fell apart. He said Recreation Assistant Director Brooke Hall is working on a ...

Article continues below advertisement ↴ The City of Grande Prairie has more capital projects underway including the sidewalk repair and replacement program, road overlays, and trail reconstruction.  Willow Drive Road Overlay in Cobblestone  On Monday, May 31, the City’s Road Rehabilitation program begins in the Cobblestone neighbourhood. Road overlay will take place on Willow Drive between 95 Avenue and 86A Avenue, and on 89 Avenue from Willow Drive to east of 88 Street.  Construction includes milling the roadways and placing a new pavement surface, spot concrete work, and some storm s...

Bikers rejoice: Volusia County completes its portion of Rail Trail, totaling 52 miles Mary Helen Moore, The Daytona Beach News-Journal Pat Northey said she didn’t know whether it would happen in her lifetime. "I started this trails journey in my 40s and I’m now in my early 70s. I often wondered if I would get to cut the ribbon on this wild and rural section of asphalt," Northey said. But with the latest 3.6 mile segment paved through a heavily forested area south of Osteen Maytown Road, east finally met west, extending the East Central Regional Rail Trail for 52 miles i...