Apr 29, 2021
Daylene A. Gladue, 42, has been identified by the North Dakota Highway Patrol as the female killed in a motorcycle crash last Sunday in Minot.
Gladue was a passenger on a Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by Harry Hughes Jr. 42, Minot, that struck a lighted railroad crossing arm that was down on Valley Street in Minot. Gladue and Hughes both struck their heads on the crossing arm. Neither person was wearing a helmet. The crash occurred at 9:50 p.m.
Hughes was charged with vehicular homicide as a result of the accident and is currently in the Ward County jail. His bond was set at $250,000.
Thursday, April 29, 2021
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Five contenders in the Providence City Council Ward 15 special election are airing their views on tough issues facing the city in a post-Covid era.
The state Board of Elections website lists Doris De Los Santos, Iasha Hall, Casandra Inez, Santos Javier, and Oscar Vargas as filing campaign finance papers. The deadline for candidates to declare is this Friday.
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Weekend crashes leave 2 dead at railroad crossings in North Dakota Please stay behind the barricade until the train passes, there is no need to be substantially hurt or killed attempting to beat a train, Bismarck police said in a statement.
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MINOT, N.D. Two people were killed in separate crashes at railroad crossings over the weekend in North Dakota, prompting law enforcement officials to urge caution around trains and crossings.
One of the two crashes happened at about 9:50 p.m. Sunday, April 25, in Minot, N.D.
A motorcycle was headed east on Valley Street when it approached a railroad crossing where the lighted arms were down. The driver and passenger both struck their heads on the crossing arm and were thrown off the motorcycle, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
RiverLink launches Adopt-a-Storm Drain program in central Asheville
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A new RiverLink program is off to a hot start, allowing local volunteers in central Asheville to adopt a storm drain to protect local waterways from pollution.
The new Adopt-a-Storm Drain Program, a partnership with the city of Asheville s Public Works Stormwater Division, covers central Asheville, from downtown to the River Arts District and the East-End/Valley Street, Southside Community and West-End Clingman Avenue neighborhoods, according to a release.
It s a pilot program funded by a grant from the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina s Pigeon River Fund hoping to pair volunteers with a drain in their neighborhood.
Hillsborough County s jail inspection reports, filed with the New Hampshire Attorney General s office, have looked essentially identical for years.
When Hillsborough County Commissioner Toni Pappas toured the Valley Street Jail in Manchester last December, as she and fellow commissioners are required to do at least twice a year, she didn’t appear to find any cause for concern.
“I have found the condition of the facility, the security of the inmates, and the management to be in order,” Pappas wrote in an inspection report filed with the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. “The inmates are being cared for pursuant to [state law], and are appropriately supervised by trained correctional staff.”