Across anything like that. Cornell man arresting drivers, but Santa Rosa Police taking it to the next level by suing organizers for pollution. The rubber degree and tire debris going into our storm drains and polluting our waterways. Cornell police chief john cregan says the cities going after 13 driver and organizers by using the department of fish and wildlife regarding water pollution, which restricts the dumping of Motor Vehicle parts. We are trying to be creative and utilize the tools around us. We are certainly going to be in uncharted territory with us, but we are proud of our partnership with the Santa Rosa City police department. Cornell santa rosa is seeking funds of 25,000 dollars from each department. The city is also impounding cars that have been used in sideshows and installed bumps and traffic delineators in streets where sideshows typically happen. Any time you provide other outlets for them to use that energy, it makes it a little more difficult. Cornell when it comes
Effort enough. We will not beat the heroin issue by arresting people. I think you have heard many times we are not arresting our way out of this one. Education is the best way to do it. People need to see this is a devastating crisis in our community. To say it wont happen to me is entirely wrong. It will happen to you. The thought is, if it is something affecting a community it is affected in the hallways by even the why all the students 4th grade up will see the video with experts on hand to answer the questions. The District Communications director took the lead working endless hours with the videographer. When we finished the product, i truly believed we would save at least one life and to us, that was worth it. Reporter the plan is to make sure all the classes will have seen the video and have questions and concerns answered asking questions, getting answers, catherine bosley. Denise did you see the picture everyone is talking about on our Facebook Page, a couple near youngstown l
The Christian County School Board approved construction change orders for the consolidated Christian County High School and a new parent and guardian contac .
Perry Mayor Sue Hammond says they applied for state emergency funding, but were denied. She says the city is now stuck with more than $205,000 dollars in uninsured costs.