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Keene seeks public input on new road safety plan

The city of Keene is seeking public input on a new plan aimed at improving driver and pedestrian safety to avert crashes resulting in fatalities or serious injury.

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Going above and beyond | News, Sports, Jobs - Marshall Independent

MARSHALL Keeping impaired drivers off Minnesota roads isn’t about numbers of arrests – it’s about preventing deaths, Scott McConkey said. On Tuesday,

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Editorial Roundup: It s not worth dying to get there a little quicker - Albert Lea Tribune

Editorial Roundup: It s not worth dying to get there a little quicker - Albert Lea Tribune
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Who s behind Minnesota s funny, attention-grabbing highway signs?

Who s behind Minnesota s funny, attention-grabbing highway signs?
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Our View: It s not worth dying to get there a little quicker

There are different ideas of why it happened, but for whatever reason there has been more speeding, aggressive and reckless driving during and after the pandemic.

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