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1 week ago |
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Scrolling through renderings, Logansport Parks Administrator Janet Fawley showed off what could be a future Riverside Park. A colorful new playground — likely with some thematic link to Logansport’s rivers, railroad history or the Dentzel Carousel — would welcome children. A new stage flanked by a large recreational field and a smaller greenspace would host concerts in the park. Three circular piers would let the park’s visitors get up close to the Eel River. kAmp>@?8 E96 <6J A@:?ED :?
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2 weeks ago |
pharostribune.com | James Bennett III
Scrolling through renderings, Logansport Parks Administrator Janet Fawley showed off what could be a future Riverside Park. A colorful new playground — likely with some thematic link to Logansport’s rivers, railroad history or the Dentzel Carousel — would welcome children. A new stage flanked by a large recreational field and a smaller greenspace would host concerts in the park. Three circular piers would let the park’s visitors get up close to the Eel River. kAmp>@?8 E96 <6J A@:?ED :?
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony. Teary-eyed, she was read her rights, was appointed a public defender and had her trial set for Nov. 17.
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2 weeks ago |
pharostribune.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony.
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2 weeks ago |
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony. Teary-eyed, she was read her rights, appointed a public defender and had her trial set for Nov. 17.
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