Of the sudden you hear the honking of horns and the sirens blurping and then you hear tires rolling towards you Vanessa Murphy Sergeant Richard strader heads metro fatal detail, a team which investigates deadly crashes. strader ive almost been hit probably about four times working in a closed off scene by either drivers that just werent paying attention or even drunk drivers. Vanessa Murphy just last month a driver who wasnt paying attention drove through this scene near jones and smoke ranch where a motorcyclist died. Earlier in december a man was arrested for driving drunk after he drove through this crash scene. Near desert inn and eastern and in november another man was arrested after police say he collided with a motorcycle as officers were closing the road for an investigation into an officer involved shooting at desert bloom park. strader its frustrating for us. Vanessa Murphy its also frustrating for volunteers trying to help protect police. Andrew Bennett voluntee r so their b
Who was there when the little girl when she was hit and killed right here here on this street. Her memorial is growing tonight with candles, flowers, dolls and cards. This as the search for the suspect continues. Patranya Bhoolsuwan police say this all happened just before 6 sunday evening when the 2 year old was hit by a white van as she was crossing the street near her house. The mother, vicky davis told us that evelyn was playing with her brother on scooter when she was hit just steps from her front door. She did say the driver of the van did stop and talked to her. But ended up leaving the scene before police got there vicky davis mother the guy came out of the car he talked to me and said i am sorry for what i did like he was drunk and smelled like tequila something on his breath i am so rry for what i did he kept telling me sorry sorry sorry. Joshua green father i just want him to turn himself in its hard for me to say that real hard. Patranya Bhoolsuwan the had just left the hou
At the 2021 Boutique Lifestyle Leadership Conference, leaders in the industry focused on developing deep insight into the complexity of challenging topics, while also remaining on the tangible ground, offering modern solutions to current problems. A wide diversity of voices gave real-world examples of practicing modern sustainability and incorporating wellness in new projects. The BLLA conference effectively answered the question, “how do wellness and sustainability relate to one another in the tourist industry, and how can we incorporate these elements into our design?” With speakers and panelists from all over the globe, including Bali, Ecuador, Chicago, London, Cape Town, India, Argentina, etc., it is clear wellness and sustainability will be common themes across the board in upcoming tourism and travel.
In a normal year, travel trends constantly ebb and flow. Certain destinations will become popular, experiences will pique interest and new technology will influence the desires and habits of vacationers and backpackers alike. Some destinations remain popular, while others are influenced by movies or popular culture illuminating new spots. Elizabeth Gilbert’s 2006 “Eat, Pray, Love” made the New York Time’s Best Seller list for 137 weeks and suddenly thousands of people were flocking to Bali, claiming to have been inspired by Gilbert’s novel and new tours advertised the full “Eat, Pray, Love,” experience.
The Boutique Lifestyle Leaders Association (BLLA) online event hit the ground running early on October 25th, 2021. With more than 130 speakers and 56 sessions, the promise is that this year’s theme “The Awakening” will shake off the complacency, fear, and hesitancy that’s become chaotic for many hoteliers during the pandemic.