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Premium Content Subscriber only The first stage of a $27m project to duplicate River Street in Ballina is now under way. Once complete, the work is expected to ease traffic congestion between the Pacific Highway at West Ballina and Kerr Street in Ballina, marking a significant investment to improve the local road network. River Street carries the largest volume of traffic in and out of Ballina and is at capacity during peak hours, the council explains on its website. Traffic flow recorded for 2019 was 26,100 vehicles per day and traffic modelling predicts traffic flow in 2036 will be 29,500 vehicles per day. Two-lane arterial roads have the capacity for around 18,000 vehicles per day whereas a four-lane road can cater for 36,000 vehicles per day. ....
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Article content Three people face drug charges following a police search of a Trenton home. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Police briefs: Thursday Back to video The search of the residence on Kerr Street began at about 6 a.m., police reported, and resulted in the arrests plus the seizure of suspected fentanyl, methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. Jessie Draker, 39, and Jillian Fisher, 26, both of Quinte West, and Darrell Weiss, 35, of Kingston are each charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. They were released and are to appear April 19 in Belleville court. ....
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Maine Couple Arrested for Selling Fentanyl in a School Zone When you think of the small Western Maine town of Rumford, the term drug drive-through probably doesn t come to mind. However, according to the town s Chief of Police, that s exactly what was happening at one home. According to WABI TV 5, Thursday morning on Kerr Street in Rumford, authorities took 38-year-old Matthew Bellegarde and 28-year-old Shannon Long into custody. The pair were charged with aggravated trafficking in fentanyl. Kerr Street is located just a few hundred yards from the Pennacook Learning Center. Following a long drug investigation, agents from the US Border Patrol, Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, Maine State Police and Rumford Police, entered the home on Kerr street Thursday morning. Upon their search investigators collected digital drug scales, packing materials, around 43 grams of probable fentanyl and $3,640 in what they re calling drug proceeds . ....