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Brantford police said Wednesday they issued a dozen charges for ignoring COVID-19 gathering restrictions imposed by the province.
The charges follow an April 2 gathering outside John Noble Home on Mount Pleasant Street and an anti-lockdown gathering on April 3 that drew more than 1,000 people to a plaza at 195 Henry St.
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Brantford police monitored both events.
“Organizers have been identified by officers and 12 breaches of the Provincial Reopening Act were issued,” a police spokesperson said.
Under emergency orders issued by the province, gatherings of more than five people are not permitted. Police declined to name those charged.
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WEST BURLINGTON The view in West Burlington will change when a weathered old water tank comes down, replaced by a new, elevated water tower expected to be completed in June 2022.
Boomerang Corp., of Anamosa, has started work on the nearly $4.9 million tower project at the West Burlington Public Works Department, 2000 W. Mount Pleasant St.
The new tower will replace the old faded blue, rust-splattered, ground storage tank at 123 S. Gear Ave., across from Deery Brothers, that the city stopped using a few months ago.
The water tower project includes a 500,000-gallon composite-style water tower, booster station, about 620 square yards of paving, 4,470 linear feet of water main, 910 linear feet of storm sewer, and 590 linear feet of sanitary force main, according to information City Clerk Kelly Fry provided.
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INVERCLYDE S MSP has vowed to fight for a Greenock woman waiting for a heart transplant who has been caught up in a council tax trap. Stuart McMillan says he will take Emma Carney s case to the Scottish Government after the Tele reported on her plight. The 37-year-old, who is suffering from major heart failure and was left fighting for her life last year, has found herself at odds with Inverclyde Council through no fault of her own. She was all set to move to a new house with her fiance Stephen McCauley last year, when the country went into complete lockdown and moves were banned.
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