The Board of Education for the Marysville Exempted Village School District addressed the consequences of a failed levy, modified “pay-to-participate” fees, and processed the news of Superintendent Diane Allen’s retirement in a meeting that reverberated with unforeseen changes and financial concerns. According to Union County Daily Digital, Allen will leave the district on May 31,...
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Man taking photo of ‘Florida Welcomes You’ sign causes car crash that kills his niece and nephews: Cops
A New York man is incarcerated for allegedly killing his niece and three nephews when he slowed his car down in the middle of a highway to take pictures of the Florida Welcomes You sign. The Florida Highway Patrol stated Wednesday that Marvin Redondo-Funes, 25, is charged with four counts of aggravated homicide of a...
Portland Braces for a Week of Rain, NWS Urges Residents to Prepare for Persistent Showers
The National Weather Service says a string of rains will saturate Portland over the next week, so people should have their umbrellas handy. A thorough forecast indicates that rain showers will continue, with a 90% likelihood of precipitation today. Despite a moderate morning that will gradually give way to an east breeze of 5 to...
Citrus Heights Officers Brave “Atmospheric River” to Conduct Narcotics Patrols and DUI Arrests
According to a post from the Citrus Heights PDFacebook page, police from the local Police Department conducted an operation to stop drug-related activity in the neighborhood while a “atmospheric river” poured down on Citrus Heights. Despite the flood, the operation last night involved more than 19 police checks across various locations, including parks and shops,...
Phoenix Embraces “Healthy Giving” Initiative to Transform Support for the Homeless During the Holidays
The holiday season’s surge in generosity is ideal for directing toward long-term assistance for Phoenix’s homeless population. With its “Healthy Giving” campaign, which aims to significantly aid individuals without shelter, the City of Phoenix is leading the way. Supporting well-established community and non-profit groups that are prepared to provide long-term solutions, such housing, job training,...
White Settlement Library to Host Sweet Gingerbread House Workshop for Holiday Season
White Settlement Community Services has prepared a special event for you if you’re prepared to get your hands dirty and bring a little sweetness to your holiday season. A Gingerbread House Workshop, the ideal fusion of Yuletide cheer and confectionery architecture, will be held at the library. According to White Settlement Community Services, everyone is...
Vallejo Traffic Stop Uncovers Gun and Burglary Tools, Suspects with Criminal Histories Arrested
Last Thursday, the Patrol Division of the Vallejo Police Department found more than just vehicle violations during a routine traffic stop because the registration had expired. Following the stop of a 1995 Honda Odyssey, a probation search turned up burglary tools and a loaded, unlicensed weapon. Officers discovered two window punch tools in the possession...
Portage Park Community Mourns as Family Raises Funeral Funds for Stabbed Nanny; Questions Raised About Domestic Violence Protections
According to the Block Club Chicago, 54-year-old nanny Lacramioara Beldie was fatally stabbed earlier this week in Portage Park, allegedly by her husband Constantin Beldie. Later, the accused was discovered dead in a nearby car. Lacramioara had previously requested protective orders against Constantin due to the couple’s history of domestic violence. Friends lovingly called her...
Phoenix to Enjoy Sunny Days and Mild Nights Leading up to Thanksgiving
According to the most recent forecasts, Phoenix residents may expect a string of generally sunny days and moderate evenings as Thanksgiving approaches. Temperatures are predicted to stay comfortably in the mid-70s during the day and drop to the mid-50s at night, with the calm wind continuing throughout the week. This means that both residents and...
Hawaii’s DLIR to Launch New Unemployment Insurance Call Center and Web Inquiry Form to Enhance User Experience
Tomorrow, the Hawai i Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR) will open a new Unemployment Insurance (UI) Call Center. On December 19, a simplified online inquiry form will be launched. Through more effective and user-friendly access to the UI program, these enhancements seek to immediately improve service for the people of the state. DLIR...