Nominees must have been born in Ohio or have been residents of the state for at least 10 years. The department says posthumous nominations are accepted if the nominee died within the last five years and was 60 or older at the time of death. … [Read more...] about State seeks nominations for Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
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Proposed wildfire fuel breaks plan released for 3 states
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Authorities have released plans to stop devastating wildfires in southwestern Idaho, southeastern Oregon and northern Nevada with one option creating 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) of fuel breaks up to 400 feet (120 meters) wide along existing roads. … [Read more...] about Proposed wildfire fuel breaks plan released for 3 states
Current Travel Warnings For The United Kingdom
Security Alerts The U.S. Department of State Bureau frequently posts warnings associated with the U.S. Embassy in London. These warnings are very common during peak travel and holiday seasons. Travelers visiting the U.S. Embassy in London are warned to take exercise caution because extremists are constantly planning potential attacks in this area. Once you note the current security alerts, you can relax and login Sbobet to enjoy some fabulous gaming adventures. … [Read more...] about Current Travel Warnings For The United Kingdom
A Weekend Guide to Santa Fe, New Mexico
My top suggestion for a fabulous dinner spot would be the Coyote Cafe. This is an elegant eatery which features local, Southwestern cuisine. I’d recommend starting off at their rooftop bar with delicious cocktails. Coyote Cafe is easily one of Santa Fe’s most renowned restaurants because of their creative menu by celebrity chef Mark Miller. Start with their Seared Diver Scallops and then try either their Telicherry Peppered Elk Tenderloin or the mouthwatering Pan-Seared Sea Bass as your main course. You cannot leave without ordering their Banana Cream Pie or Caramel Creme Brûlée. … [Read more...] about A Weekend Guide to Santa Fe, New Mexico
State Police head stays in the shadows amid unrelenting scandals
“You have to send a message to the community, which also speaks to your employees, which also speaks to your critics,” said Serpas, now a professor at Loyola University New Orleans. “If you’re the boss, you have to be out front. You just have to be. That’s how your troopers will hear from you. You can’t talk to all of them.” … [Read more...] about State Police head stays in the shadows amid unrelenting scandals