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Support this Back the Blue Event which Benefits Blount County Law Enforcement & the Shop with a Cop Program We invite you to join us at SlimFest! SlimFest is a community event featuring live entertainment with bands Smooth Groove and Nothin Fancy, along with food trucks and vendors all coming together to raise money for great causes in Blount County. To date, SlimFest has raised over $1 million for the Shop with a Cop program which helps provide toys at Christmas for underprivileged children.�...

Without fear or favor: Daniel Cameron discusses his role as Kentuckys attorney general Salena Zito © Provided by Washington Examiner FRANKFORT, Kentucky — Like most people, Daniel Cameron has had a challenging year. Thats not just because of the personal and professional effects the coronavirus has had on his life, but also because of how the color of his skin and his political affiliation have placed him in the center of the defining issues of modern governing. The Kentuck...

Crime by ALISON SANDY (7 News) 15th Mar 2021 5:22 AM Premium Content   A former bikie has spoken out for the first time about his experience with Queensland Police Services controversial Exit Program. In an exclusive interview, John (not his real name), is the first participant to speak directly to the media after the programs interviews with former bikie members were released. He said he wanted to remain anonymous because he s...

Hudson Reporter Bayonne PD announces “Virtual Read with a Cop” The department has launched the initiative to encourage reading × A police officer reads a book to kindergarteners virtually, from the Little BoHo Bookshop. The Bayonne Police Department has announced a “Virtual Read with a Cop” program, featuring Bayonne’s Finest reading virtually with local kid to promote reading. On March 2, police officers interacted with about 200 district kindergarten students. “I am ...

Next Ridgefield Police Officers Luis and Giglio took some Ridgefield kids shopping as part of the Departments annual Shop with a Cop Program. Of course, they shopped local (at The Toy Chest in downtown Ridgefield!) Each year during the holidays, Ridgefield Police officers make the season a little brighter for some deserving youths in our community. Police offer their thanks to Dave Carroll, owner of Carroll Construction for supporting this years event. The officers are shown here (photo 1) sta...

Clifford Smart Middle School • Clifford Smarts Social Justice League made 35 packages of handmade/decorated ornaments, bags, notes and candy for residents at Canterbury-on-the-Lake Retirement Community, particularly those who have been so isolated during the pandemic. - Advertisement - • The student PTSA created cards and letters to send to frontline workers to say thank you and to let them know we are thankful and thinking of the hard work they are doing over the holiday season. Comm...

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio Dec 21, 2020 4:56 PM Effingham, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Bob Utz, with Knights of Columbus Effingham Council No. 665, dropped off a $100 donation to Effingham City Police Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 209 Shop with a Cop Program. This donated money is used during the Christmas season to take area children shopping for toys and clothes.  Accepting the check is Kurt Davis, Deputy Chief of Police. Thank you community members for supporting this program! Download t...

More than $16K raised for Shop with a Cop By Sarah Hawley - shawley@aimmediamidwest.com Proceeds from a quilt donated by Albert Proffitt and Pat Barnette were presented to the Shop with a Cop program. Pictured (from left) are Proffitt, Barnette, Pomeroy Police Chief Chris Pitchford, Sheriff Keith Wood and Pomeroy fireman Aaron Oliphant. Tina Richards | Courtesy photo Pomeroy Patrolman Leif Babb, Pomeroy Chief Chris Pitchford, and Meigs County Sheriff Keith Wood are pictured presenting a check...

More than $16K raised for Shop with a Cop By Sarah Hawley - shawley@aimmediamidwest.com Proceeds from a quilt donated by Albert Proffitt and Pat Barnette were presented to the Shop with a Cop program. Pictured (from left) are Proffitt, Barnette, Pomeroy Police Chief Chris Pitchford, Sheriff Keith Wood and Pomeroy fireman Aaron Oliphant. Tina Richards | Courtesy photo Pomeroy Patrolman Leif Babb, Pomeroy Chief Chris Pitchford, and Meigs County Sheriff Keith Wood are pictured presenting a check...

Independent Riders for Children and Charities give $2,800 in donations to local organizations Unmute The money was collected earlier in the year from their annual Toy Run. Le Mars Head Start, Le Mars Shop with a Cop Program, Joshs Ride, and the Le Mars Backpack program each received a donation from the Riders. Leaders with the organization say theyre thankful for everyone who made the day possible. "This means a lot to us. This is our 29th year of doing this. We all ...