Packed there but we are trying to figure out if we can come back. Good evening everyone. Im in for dan ashley. Governor brown today declared a local state of emergency because of the rim fire. Short time ago cal fire told us the fair has grown another 10,000 acres. Now at 63,000 acres. More than twice the size of San Francisco. National inner Agency Fire Center says fourth largest and fast growing wildfire in the country right now. Firefighters lose more ground and one percent contained. Highway 120 the maniac says to yosemite from the bay area is closed. Tim daly starts us off. Popular strategy for fire crews set back fire move towards the main fire. The main part of the rim fire once again over powers. Subpoena highway 120 just 5 miles from Yosemite National park rim fair tips hopping the highway with little trouble. Helicopters are overhead dropping water here. They are in the visible through the thick smoke. Problem with the rim fire moving north as well small town of this city is
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HOUGHTON Houghton County has a new site for a potential jail.
Tuesday, the board approved purchasing the First Apostolic Lutheran Church property on Sharon Avenue for $1.1 million. The board discussed the purchase in closed session prior to the vote.
The terms of when Houghton County would be able to move onto the site still need to be finalized in the purchase agreement, Vice Chairman Tom Tikkanen said.
Board members and the public toured the church site last month prior to a board work session. The congregation plans to build a bigger church on Gundlach Road.
The 14,000-square-foot building would be planned to house the sheriff’s office, work camp, district court, and potentially offices such as the county clerk. A new county jail would be built on land behind the church, partially overlapping with the current parking lot.
Four months later.Pine Ridge still doesnât have a police chief
Four months later.Pine Ridge still doesnât have a police chief By Miranda Parnell | February 23, 2021 at 11:19 PM EST - Updated February 23 at 11:23 PM
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - In one midlands town, residents have been through four police chiefs in three years. Now, for folks who live in Pine Ridge, itâs been about four months since the entire police department resigned.
A special called meeting was held Tuesday, as residents hoped they would finally have solid town law enforcement back in the area.
âI think itâs, itâs embarrassing,â said resident Cheryl Patrick, who attended the meeting. During the meeting, Mayor Pro-Tem Daniel Davis spoke on the status of the police department after council concluded executive session.âI think the citizens of Pine Ridge will be happy with the outcome of this process,â Davis said. âIt is our intent to bring this process to a clo
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