It seems that it didn’t take long before some sick individual(s) chose to desecrate the beautiful stone work at the I-91, I-95, Route 34 interchange. What possesses someone to destroy like that? There is no talent there except the ability to elude being caught. I would not label this as art and if it were it is in the wrong place. If the criminal is ever apprehended, I suggest he/she is made to remove the mess with a toothbrush. Maybe he/she will think twice the next time. — Walter J. Nester Jr.
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Digging in a different trench Phoenix's robotic Arm connected with a hard surface that has scientists excited about the prospect of next uncovering an icy layer.  "We have dug a trench and uncovered a hard layer at the same depth as the ice layer in our other trench," said Washington University robotic arm investigator for Phoenix, Ray Arvidson. The arm tried at least three times to penetrate the layer, but was unsuccessful. As a result the arm went into a holding pattern, awaiting its next commands.
Ray Arvidson is the Phoenix University robotic arm investigator for Washington.
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In a Facebook post Thursday, the Burlington Police Department announced it would begin tagging and towing vehicles that are parked on city streets that have not been cleared of snow or dug out from being plowed in. The announcement cited the city's abandoned vehicle ordinance, which permits towing of vehicles that have not been moved for 72 hours or more. Vehicles left snow-covered and snow-bound are eligible to be tagged, then towed if not moved within 72 hours. The department urged residents to help family members and neighbors to clear the snow and move vehicles to avoid towing.
There is a government ordinance that allows the local government to keep the streets clear in extreme situations.
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Yes