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County Tight-Roping Health-Care Dilemmas

Medical Treatment in a Time of Budget Restraints for Counties

Executive PJ Wendel went to Albany for a New York State Association of Counties conference with a different agenda only days after the Chautauqua County Legislature unanimously endorsed a measure demanding New York state approval for a new Brooks-TLC Healthcare System in the Dunkirk-Fredonia area. There was talk of a Medicaid proposal that may result […]

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Advocates cheer return of free meals

Supporters Applaud the Reinstatement of Free Meals For all Baltimore County Kids

Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, all students attending Baltimore County Public Schools will once again be eligible to receive free lunches. At a school board meeting on Tuesday, the district acknowledged the free meals program but provided little information. Free lunches are “one of the most important developments in years for improving educational wellbeing

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Public presentation of Jefferson County Interurban Trail Phase III in Ixonia

Public Presentation of Jefferson County Interurban Trail Phase III in Ixonia

On Thursday night at Ixonia’s town hall, officials introduced Phase III of the Jefferson County Interurban Trail. Recreational path phases I and II extend from Watertown into Phase III. The eastern terminus of Phase III will be at the county boundary between Jefferson and Waukesha counties, while its western beginning will be at County Highway

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Putnam County landfill getting toxic waste from Ohio

EPA Recently Found a Violation at the Putnam County Landfill that Receives Toxic Trash from Ohio

One or more violations have been identified at the Heritage Environmental Services landfill south of Russellville, according to a notification on the EPA website. Two thousand tonnes of toxic trash from an Ohio train crash are destined for the Heritage dump. Even though local officials and a spokeswoman for the landfill have assured residents their

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Tennessee Inmate’s Final Moments Captured on Video

Video depicting the events leading up to an inmate’s death in October 2017 at the Shelby County Prison in Memphis was released by the District Attorney’s Office in Nashville. In police custody, Gershun Freeman died while being imprisoned on suspicion of kidnapping and threatening his ex-girlfriend. The death of the 33-year-old was classified as a

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Marion County shutting down traffic court, hoping to improve efficiency

Marion County is Closing the Traffic Court in an Effort to Increase Efficiency

In Marion County, the process of contesting a traffic ticket will change slightly as of June. A representative for the Superior Court in Marion County stated that the traffic court would be abolished. Instead, the two types of traffic offenses, violations, and felonies, will be heard in separate locations. ”It should be easier in the

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Multiple homes destroyed when tornado hits Hopkins County

Once a Tornado Ripped Through Hopkins County, It Destroyed a Number of Homes

Twenty-nine houses were damaged by the tornado that ripped through Pickton in Hopkins County on County Road 2417, and dozens of trees were uprooted. Shirley Carden, whose grandchild was taking the school bus home, had one. ”So about that time we heard the roaring and sure enough here came the tornado,” Carden said. “And we

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Top health official in Ottawa County

Ottawa County’s Top Health Official Files for Temporary Restraining Order Against the County and Its Commissioners

The county’s top health official has obtained an injunction against Ottawa County. This is the latest round in the legal dispute between Adeline Hambley, the county’s health administrator, and the newly elected conservative members of the Ottawa County board who voted against emergency pandemic measures. Hambley sued the county last month, claiming the new board

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Residential Eviction Moratorium in Alameda County to End on April 29

Residential Eviction Moratorium in Alameda County to End on April 29

After a discussion and a protest by property owners earlier in the day, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors decided on Tuesday night to lift a countywide moratorium on home evictions on April 29. In the rain, about 100 people yelled to lift the embargo on Tuesday morning. It has resulted in some landlords losing

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Rep. Vern Buchanan Will Visit the Manatee County Train Crash Site Thursday

Rep. Vern Buchanan Will Visit the Manatee County Train Crash Site Thursday

A U.S. representative will tour the area with regional officials as clean-up progresses two days after a propane-carrying train derailed close to the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport. Bradenton-Sarasota International Airport is nearby the derailment, which happened close to 16th Street East. Crews worked all day on Wednesday to clean up. One of their difficulties was uprighting

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