Sentence examples for southeast town from inspiring English sources

John Dunford, Town of Southeast supervisor, countered that the Southeast Town Board truly represents the people.

"The traffic really started to get bad in the 80's with the last economic boom we had," Lois C. Zutell, the Southeast town supervisor, said.

But D. Michael Rights, the Southeast town supervisor, who takes a harder line on illegal immigration, said that he was saddened by the conditions, and that "the village administration seems incapable of solving the problems".

John J. Dunford, the Southeast town supervisor, said the town would be holding a public hearing on Jan . 22to prohibit parking on Nichols Road, where many people park to hunt on a large parcel of land behind Rockledge Drive.

The attacker, with explosives strapped to his body, blew himself up in front of the provincial government office in the southeast town of Gardez, wounding dozens, a local government official said.

(Reuters) AFRICA CONGO: U.N. INCREASE -- Secretary General Kofi Annan told the Security Council after meeting President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, left, that the United Nations was prepared to send more military observers to Congo, where Rwandan troops are likely to withdraw soon from the southeast town of Pweto.

The young woman behind the counter at Three Little Pigs, a shack in the parking lot of the Quince Station Shopping Center, a 20-minute drive southeast of town, was chatty and seemed interested in hearing why I was in town; an older man on his way back from his bowling league was open to chatting.

On a rail line and the Bruce Highway from Brisbane (745 miles [1,199 km] southeast), the town serves important sugarcane plantations, pioneered in the 1870s by William Ingham, for whom the town is named.

Just southeast of town is the Tardebigge Flight of locks, part of the historic Worcester and Birmingham Canal.

One of the largest lakes, San Pablo, is less than two miles southeast of town.

Students are relatively isolated in her southeast Iowa town of 11,000, on the Mississippi.