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Hartland Schools Offer $2,000 Bonus Amid Intense Search for Bus Drivers to Address Route Disruptions

Hartland Schools Offer $2,000 Bonus Amid Intense Search for Bus Drivers to Address Route Disruptions

In a bid to address a critical bus driver shortage that has led to paused routes and complications for families, Hartland Consolidated Schools in Livingston County is offering increased pay, benefits, and even a $2,000 signing bonus for recruits. This challenging situation has arisen as they currently manage only 27 drivers and a couple of...

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Bomb Threats Disrupt Voting in DeKalb County, Emergency Order Extends Polling Hours

Bomb Threats Disrupt Voting in DeKalb County, Emergency Order Extends Polling Hours

DeKalb County election officials faced a serious threat on Election Day as multiple bomb threats disrupted the democratic process at several polling locations. According to DeKalb County’s official news release, seven sites received threats, including five election precincts and two other locations. DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond stated, “Every asset that we have will be...

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Suspect Detained in Daylight Murder of Teen on Piney Branch Road, Silver Spring Community Shaken

Suspect Detained in Daylight Murder of Teen on Piney Branch Road, Silver Spring Community Shaken

A suspect has been detained in relation to the Piney Branch Road homicide case that left a 19-year-old dead behind a bus stop. The Montgomery County Police Department confirmed that 26-year-old Abraham Luna Perez, from Silver Spring, was taken into custody, facing charges for the murder of Diego Edilberto Borja-Cardona. The incident was first reported...

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Keller, Texas Achieves Lead-Free Water System Status, Surpassing EPA Mandates

In a significant move toward public health, the City of Keller, Texas, has declared its water system lead-free. After undertaking an exhaustive survey of its water lines, Keller officials concluded that no lead or galvanized water service lines, which pose a contamination risk to drinking water, were found within the community. This announcement comes as...

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Las Vegas Resident Charged for Vandalizing Political Signs in Lake Havasu City

Political discourse in Lake Havasu City took a decidedly unlawful turn last week when Ryne Santos, a 30-year-old Las Vegas resident, was caught in the act of tampering with campaign signage. The Lake Havasu City Police Department reported that on October 27, Santos actively participated in the removal and vandalism of various political signs near...