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Putting an extra off hours they must work overtime to help to solve crime in the city so starting june 29th san jose will be required 1000 officers to work overtime this is that is a bad idea, but the union said that as force overtime could put more fatigue and officers and especially at the time officers are leaving for other jobs. There will be monitoring this closely and making sure their forces to go get burned out there believe that over time is necessary to keep the public safe. a Business Owner reflects of is terrified as net when the car crashed into the store over the weekend. The city feels hes lucky to be alive. , live thats the big thing. Despite the big 30,000 damage done to the store kron then this is being alive is also the most important thing. Plus a terrifying crash. Right through the front of a store. We talk with the man who says that car almost took his life. And were looking ahead to a warm and sunny weekend. With bay area. Good morning. It is day, date im james f
Only hours before, doctors had counseled her to consider her sonâs quality of life.
Ricky Atherton-Dudek, 15, was hooked up to a ventilator after suffering a traumatic brain injury when he crashed the car heâd been driving.
After the meeting with doctors in Grand Rapids on Nov. 13, Dudek returned to her sonâs ICU room and started talking with the nurse, telling funny stories about Rickyâs childhood, like the time the boy found an opossum playing dead and put it in a cooler.
Later, Dudek and her brother went back to the hotel where they were staying.
Dudek was smoking by the gazebo at midnight when she spotted it.
jyoung@post-journal.com
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County and village officials are hopeful that new development projects are on the horizon that will help increase recreation and foot traffic along the Mayville waterfront.
MAYVILLE The Mayville Village Board discussed potential plans for future development of its waterfront at its meeting Tuesday.
Mark Geise, deputy county executive for economic development, and Nate Aldrich, manager of the Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth, briefed the board on the necessary planning and strategy involved for such a project.
Geise cited waterfront development efforts including those along the Chadakoin River in Jamestown and Canalside and Buffalo as examples of municipal projects that can drive tourism and local use of those areas.
jyoung@post-journal.com
County and village officials are hopeful that new development projects are on the horizon that will help increase recreation and foot traffic along the Mayville waterfront.
P-J file photos by Jay Young
MAYVILLE The Mayville Village Board discussed potential plans for future development of its waterfront at its meeting Tuesday.
Mark Geise, deputy county executive for economic development, and Nate Aldrich, manager of the Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth, briefed the board on the necessary planning and strategy involved for such a project.
Geise cited waterfront development efforts including those along the Chadakoin River in Jamestown and Canalside and Buffalo as examples of municipal projects that can drive tourism and local use of those areas.