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Lawyer withdraws as Yamauchi’s legal counsel

The purported ringleader of allege massage parlor prostitution operations in Bullhead City and Lake Havasu needs a new lawyer. Defense attorney Brad Rideout has been allowed to withdraw as legal counsel for Amanda Yamauchi, 47. The woman who claims residency in Las Vegas with ties to both Colorado River communities in Arizona is charged in a multi count indictment accusing her of involvement in human trafficking and forcing women to work as prostitutes. More than a half dozen others face various charges for their alleged roles in the operation that was the focus of a two year investigation. Rideout told…

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Slolari to receive 5-20 years with second deal

A Needles resident who recently accepted a mandatory prison plea agreement for his involvement in a Bullhead City-based opioid ring has taken another deal resolving four other criminal cases. Matthew Solari, 31, will get a 2.5 year prison term in the first agreement convicting him of possessing narcotic drugs and forgery for using a false prescription to obtain pills at a pharmacy in Lake Havasu City.    The first case that also involved seven other defendants was handled by the Arizona Attorney General’s office. An April 16 change of plea hearing was conducted in the second case involving the Mohave County…

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The 32st Annual Route 66 Fun Run is May 3 through May 5

The Route 66 Fun Run® is the largest and longest standing Route 66 rally in the world. The 2019 Run will take place May 3 to May 5 and this year marks the 32nd annual celebration. The Fun Run is not a timed race but a 140 mile pleasure cruise of classic and custom vehicles that traverse the Mother Road from Seligman, AZ to Topock/Golden Shores, AZ. The rally takes place over three days. Last year, 788 vehicles participated in the cruise from Seligman to Topock. The Fun Run means many things to many people. To the Historic Route 66 Association…

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Powsey receives 2.5 years

Belligerent behavior at a fast food drive thru in Kingman that prompted his drug-related arrest sends a Peach Springs man to the Arizona Department of Corrections. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle ordered a 2.5-year prison term during an April 16 sentencing hearing for Danny Powsey, 48.    Police reports indicated that Powsey drew attention to himself when he spoke rudely while interacting with staff at the drive thru at Taco Bell on Andy Devine Avenue last November.    Deputy county attorney Kellen Marlow said an employee spotted an open container of beer in the interior of Powsey’s vehicle….

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Stockton Hill Road re-pavement to begin May 5

The City of Kingman received regulatory approvals from the Arizona State Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), and have started transitioning customers to the new main. Crews will continue to work on tie-ins the remainder of this week, and Sunday night April 28. Water outages are planned to occur at night and outside business hours, so we encourage people to still visit businesses in the work zones. Next week, crews will be completing miscellaneous concrete work, patching the road at tie-in points and removing the old fire hydrants. Additionally, crews will be restricting westbound Airway Avenue Sunday night to disconnect the old main…

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Havasu Mobility earns 2019 AzTA/ADOT Outstanding Special Needs Transportation Program Award

Havasu Mobility received the Outstanding Special Needs Transportation Program award at the 32nd Annual Arizona Transit Association Conference in Mesa, Arizona. Five agencies were nominated, with Havasu Mobility being nominated by MileMarkers Therapy. Patrick Cipres, Havasu Mobility Program Supervisor, accepted the award on behalf of Lake Havasu City. The Outstanding Special Needs Transportation Program Award recognizes Havasu Mobility for outstanding services provided to the elderly and persons with disabilities, including innovation, operations efficiency, and/or customer service. Havasu Mobility is a transportation program operated by Lake Havasu City to provide seniors, persons with disabilities, military veterans and low income city residents in our…

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