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Police officer injured after collision in St. Thomas
Police officer injured after collision in St. Thomas

CTV News

time3 days ago

  • CTV News

Police officer injured after collision in St. Thomas

A police officer was seriously injured following a collision on Highway 3. Police say around 10:45 a.m. on Sunday, an officer pulled over a suspicious vehicle traveling on the highway. While the officer investigated, the driver fled and struck the officer. The officer was brought to the hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries. According to police, the driver of the vehicle was later found at a home and taken into custody without incident. The highway was closed in both directions from Centennial Avenue to First Avenue, but has since reopened.

Tarentum leaders want to improve safety at spray park after multiple vehicle crashes
Tarentum leaders want to improve safety at spray park after multiple vehicle crashes

CBS News

time6 days ago

  • CBS News

Tarentum leaders want to improve safety at spray park after multiple vehicle crashes

Tarentum's spray park is a popular spot for families to visit and cool off, but local leaders said it has been the scene of multiple crashes, which is why they're taking action to improve safety. On a hot summer day, you may find Lisa Sobek and her daughter at the spray park at Riverview Memorial Park. "My daughter absolutely loves it," Sobek said. "It's super fun and exciting for the children." Throughout the summer, the place can be packed with kids running through the water. But it's next to a busy corridor for trucks and tractor-trailers on First Avenue. Families, along with borough leaders like Mayor Bob Lang, have been concerned about the traffic, and the three or four crashes that have happened there in recent years, the worst this past spring, forcing the borough to delay opening the spray park for a week. "Mostly not paying attention, and we had a few DUIs," Lang said. Lang said these incidents caused severe damage to the fence surrounding the park, and they had to replace it each time, which is expensive. Thankfully, no one was in the park when the crashes occurred, but they fear the possibility. "I've got grandkids, I don't want anybody's kid to get hit by a car," Lang said. To try to prevent that, the borough plans to install more bollard posts from the spray park to the end of the playground by Allegheny Street. "They're going to be three feet apart, and they're going to be behind the fence," Lang said. The borough also plans on making updates to the security cameras. It is currently working with a contractor, and construction should start soon. "It would be unthinkably tragic if something happened to the children," Sobek said. After seeing the hole in the fence this spring, Sobek is relieved to learn about these upgrades. "Children are so valuable, they're so worth that kind of investment to be protected," Sobek said. The project is expected to be done by the end of the year.

Young girl forced into Audi and driven away in horror kidnapping attempt as police launch urgent manhunt
Young girl forced into Audi and driven away in horror kidnapping attempt as police launch urgent manhunt

The Sun

time07-07-2025

  • The Sun

Young girl forced into Audi and driven away in horror kidnapping attempt as police launch urgent manhunt

COPS have launched an urgent manhunt after a young girl was forced into an Audi in a horrifying kidnap attempt. The girl managed to break free from the vehicle and escape, but her kidnappers remain at large. 2 2 The youngster was forced into the grey Audi A4 on First Avenue, in Harlow, Essex, between 3pm and 3.45pm on Friday (July 4). Her captors drove her away but the unnamed girl managed to break free from the car. Now, an urgent search has been launched to find the drivers of the mysterious Audi. The kidnappers have been described as wearing a black Nike tracksuit and as having ginger hair. Speaking about the chilling incident, Clare Lawrence, Detective Inspector of Essex Police said: 'I know this incident has caused concern within the community. "Incidents like this are actually really rare but we know it can be worrying to see, hear, and read about the details. 'My team is working hard to identify the vehicle and the people involved. 'We're also safeguarding the girl and supporting her and her family. "I believe there will have been a number of people in the area at the time this incident happened and think someone will have seen something that will help our investigation. Girl, 7, killed and another fights for life after tree 'splits and crashes down' in park 'heaving with families' 'If that's you, I need you to come forward.' Essex Police have also released a statement about the incident, with more details about the horrifying kidnapping. The statement read: "It was reported the girl was forced into a grey Audi A4 in First Avenue, near the Mark Hall Academy, between 3pm and 3.45pm on Friday 4 July. "Detectives from Harlow CID are investigating the incident and working to establish what led up to it. 'The driver of the car was described a man wearing a black Nike tracksuit and had gingery brown hair. "If you have any information, CCTV, dash cam or other footage in relation to this incident, then please get in contact with us. Please quote the crime reference number 42/93677/25.' Witnesses can contact the force via their online chat service, by submitting a report on their website or by making an anonymous report to Crimestoppers.

First Avenue unveils project updates, completion rates
First Avenue unveils project updates, completion rates

Argaam

time01-07-2025

  • Business
  • Argaam

First Avenue unveils project updates, completion rates

First Avenue for Real Estate Development Co., which is listed on the Nomu -Parallel Market, announced a business development report for the second quarter of 2025. In a statement to Tadawul, the company said the business and project updates report will be updated quarterly. It will include additional information that aligns with shareholder expectations and strengthens the company's disclosure and transparency practices.

Palace Pub to take the place of Wrestaurant at the Palace starting next week
Palace Pub to take the place of Wrestaurant at the Palace starting next week

Yahoo

time13-06-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Palace Pub to take the place of Wrestaurant at the Palace starting next week

The restaurant next door to the Palace Theatre in downtown St. Paul is finally reopening after extensive water damage caused its closure last fall. The new name for the restaurant, which will be run by First Avenue, is Palace Pub. Wrestaurant at the Palace is no more. 'After months of repairs and reflection, we made the decision to officially close that chapter,' the First Avenue folks said in a news release. 'Now, we're ready for what's next.' The restaurant will officially open Tuesday, June 17, with happy hour, dinner and late-night bites. The menu includes thin-crust pizza (a stark departure from Wrestaurant's thick-crust Detroit-style pies), sandwiches and appetizers. There will be a full bar with a cocktail menu, local beer, wine, THC beverages and other non-alcoholic options. Regular hours will be Tuesday through Saturday from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. with the kitchen open until 11 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on Friday and Saturday. The restaurant will also open on Sunday or Monday if there are events at the Palace or the Xcel Energy Center. 'We're excited to bring something fresh to this iconic space,' said Marc Dickhut, First Avenue director of general operations, in the release. 'Our team has put the time into creating a spot that feels easy, welcoming, and fun — whether you're grabbing a quick drink before a show, hanging late with friends, or stopping in for food downtown. We can't wait to open the doors and be part of the renewed energy in downtown St. Paul.' The Palace Theatre is owned by the city and co-managed by First Avenue and JAM Productions. Palace Pub: 33 W. Seventh Place, St. Paul; More than 40 vendors expected for Stillwater area Food Truck Extravaganza St. Paul Corner Drug closing historic soda fountain Toxicology result brings second charge in Wisconsin crash that killed restaurant owner David Burley St. Paul chef to shut down charity accused of mixing funds with restaurants Groundswell cafe in St. Paul temporarily closes after fire

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