Blaming the scapegoat on the bus issue in the 'burbsBoonton may not have buses, but Union City had so much money that until recently bus drivers were being paid overtime to recharge their cellphones. Your comments: NJ parents mush high costs, chauffeuring children to schools as all 5 news articles »
The Morning Journal - Aug 24, 2010
Do not straggler onto streets, alleys or private property. * Line up away from the street as the school bus approaches. Stop until the bus has stopped and the and more »
WOWT - Aug 24, 2010
Bahati is being charged with keeping of a firearm on school property, and possession of a handgun by a minor. Bond was set at $15000. and more »
Morris Daily Herald - Aug 24, 2010
Necessary Transport Company is located on the property now under consideration for annexation. The site includes the school bus barn constructed in 2008.
Star Community Newspapers - Aug 24, 2010
Unrevealed suspect shattered school bus windows. 10:21 am Criminal mischief reported in the 100 sketch of Moore Road. Unknown suspect broke victim's vehicle and more »
Terre Haute Tribune Star - Aug 24, 2010
Under the split bus replacement budget, the school district plans to replace 17 buses next year at a expense of $115000 per bus. The bus replacement plan is and more »
Delmarva Daily Times - Aug 12, 2010
CBC.caThe guiding credo for behavior on the school bus is that students should show respect for the rights and property of other students, the bus driver and AVON LAKE BUS SCHEDULESall 63 tidings articles »
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) - Aug 18, 2010
Now, about seatbelts on busses–possibly school busses. The driver might be a lot safer if the seats had those lock down devices they install on roller coasters and more »
TheDay.com - Aug 24, 2010
Thayer's Naval weighs leaving longtime site on Norwich harborKnowing the transportation center was coming, Thayer purchased a former school bus depot on accessible North Thames Street and moved the RV center to that and more »
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Five charged in school bus vandalism incident The Marshall Democrat-News
08.06.10
Five Marshall teens have been charged with categorize A misdemeanor tampering with property in the second degree in connection with a mid-May incident at Marshall Treble School and the school bus garage.
Summonses were issued Tuesday morning, June 8, for Brian Day, 19; Joshua Toliver, 18; Dalton Jarvis, 18; Kristian Browder, 18; and Luke Weinreich, 18. All are from Marshall.
The five are scheduled to part of in court Wednesday, July 7, before Judge James T. "Tut" Bellamy, in Associate Court at 9 a.m.
According to a oversee report of the incident, the five young men who face charges flattened more than 90 bus tires and squirted a fabric into the exterior door locks at the high school May 18.
If convicted, they could be sentenced to serve up to one year in county pokey and/or pay a fine of up to $1,000.
Related stories: Costs of school 'prank' not as high as rumored: www.marshallnews.com/news/1640138.html Police apprehend suspects in school vandalism case:
Blaming the scapegoat on the bus issue in the 'burbsBoonton may not have buses, but Union City had so much money that until recently bus drivers were being paid overtime to recharge their cellphones. Your comments: NJ parents mush high costs, chauffeuring children to schools as all 5 news articles »
CBC.caThe guiding credo for behavior on the school bus is that students should show respect for the rights and property of other students, the bus driver and AVON LAKE BUS SCHEDULESall 63 tidings articles »
