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Mansfield is getting creative to fight the first responder shortage.

The Lompoc Police Department recently promoted officers Michael Miller and Stephen Pena to corporal, and the two were officially sworn in during a ceremony at Lompoc City Hall.

From a proud scout of Explorer Post #642 in 2017 to lauded Blythe Police Department (BPD) Officer of the Year in 2023.

Congratulations to Detective Bloom on her promotion to the position of Sergeant. Sergeant Bloom has 11 years of law enforcement experience, four of those years at the Livermore Police Department.

After a highly competitive process, the City of Seal Beach has selected Michael Henderson as the City’s next police chief.

F.t.o.s and then others would train the other two stages. >> why did you continue to do that for so many years? >> i felt that i had knowledge and mentorship that i could help young officers develop into somebody i would want to work with and my partners would want to work with. >> there are other programs that you volunteered for or joined while you were a police officer, is that correct? >> yes. >> and after you became a police officer, what was the first program that you joined or volunteered...

0 >> he is active duty marine. >> and wheres that at? >> currently stationed in florida. >> and your other son, wheres he at? >> hes in college in north dakota. >> are they going to be home for the holidays? >> yes, they will. >> is your mother in the courtroom? >> yes. >> and your sister? >> no, shes not. >> but is your brother in the courtroom? >> yes, he is. >> besides your brother and your mother, your father is deceased? >> yes. >> do you have any other siblings? >> i have another sister an...

Reflections: Wrapping up the Christmas holiday By Evelyn Long - Contributing Columnist I find it interesting to read how Christmas was celebrated in Cardington in past years — for instance, in 1899 there was a Soldiers Feast which “closed out the year.” Held in the G. A. R. Hall on Christmas Night the writer described those attending as “marching along the streets to the hall but with no guns on their shoulders nor knapsacks on their backs.” Instead they were carrying baskets of food ...