The phrase "avenue authorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the governing or regulatory bodies responsible for managing or overseeing a specific avenue or street.
Example: "The avenue authorities have implemented new traffic regulations to improve safety for pedestrians."
Alternatives: "street officials" or "road management authorities".
About 20 minutes after the argument, the victims were at Tam's Burgers near Central and East Rosecrans avenues, authorities said.
Ms. Valarezo was not knocked down and was not seriously injured in the accident, which occurred at 2 25 p.m. in front of 1418 Third Avenue, the authorities said.
The woman, Joanne M. Valarezo, 30, of the Bronx, was not knocked down and was not seriously injured in the accident, which occurred at 2 25 p.m. in front of 1418 Third Avenue, the authorities said.
The sister, Robin Sayer, 40, was pronounced dead at St . Barnabas Hospitalless than an hour after the stabbing, which took place about 1 p.m. in an apartment the two women shared at 2005 Walton Avenue in University Heights, the authorities said.
The objective has been to present to the Portuguese authorities new avenues of investigation, with a view to having the case reopened.
The boy, Thomas Monahan Jr., was in cardiac arrest when he was removed from a second-floor bedroom of the burning house at 49 Princewood Avenue about 1 30 a.m., the authorities said.
The white 34-year-old, who joined the North Charleston police department in 2010, already faces a state murder charge, but the federal indictment, a rarity in officer-involved deaths, provides authorities with another avenue of achieving a conviction.
Earlier this year, many users of Brunei's active social media – the only avenue for public criticism of authorities – denounced the penal code as barbaric and out of step with the gentle Bruneian national character.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death of a man on Friday in the 3000 block of Frances Avenue in La Crescenta, according to authorities.
They also provide a look at the promise and perils of modern disaster communications, when governmental and quasi-governmental authorities have broader avenues of communication, and vastly greater expectations from a public used to instant updates.
