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Authorities in California are calling on the public to help them find a veteran who they say disappeared last month on his way to visit family.
The Anderson Police Department confirmed in a post on Facebook that Steven Harrison Bedwell, of Anderson, hasn t been seen or heard from since Feb. 17. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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Bedwell, 59, who served with the United States Marine Corps and the Navy, was first reported missing on March 5 by the Shasta County Veterans Affairs Office, according to the post.
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Oregon City voters pick Rachel Lyles Smith for mayor
Five candidates appear on March 9 special election ballot to replace official recalled in November.
Oregon City Commissioner Rachel Lyles Smith will step up to become the city s mayor, according to unofficial March 9 election results showing her with a commanding lead.
Lyles Smith took 42% of the vote, 12 percentage points more than any of the four other candidates, in a special election with 27% voter turnout. By comparison, 52% of voters turned out for November s special recall election.
City commissioners were in a work session when the results came in, but they took a break from the meeting to congratulate Lyles Smith for her victory as mayor-elect.
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A package containing four boxes of urine samples from the Marine Corps meant to be delivered to a testing center was mistakenly delivered to an Arizona resident.
The United States Marine Corps has launched an investigation into how the four boxes of urine samples for drug testing were mistakenly delivered to a private resident’s address, the Marine Times reported Monday.
The four samples meant for the Navy Drug Screening Laboratory in Illinois were posted on Twitter with the recipient stating he had received a “box full of piss,” the Times reported.
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Imbasciani, an industry veteran, will oversee Easy Aerial’s global sales and marketing as the leading US drone-in-a-box solutions provider accelerates its military and commercial growth.
Brooklyn, New York – March 9, 2021 – Easy Aerial, a leading provider of autonomous drone-in-a-box based inspection, monitoring, and surveillance solutions, today announced the appointment of UAS industry and US Marine Corps veteran Patrick Imbasciani as Chief Revenue Officer. Leveraging nearly a decade of experience working in the international UAS sector, Imbasciani will spearhead Easy Aerial’s sales and marketing. He will also set the direction for future products and services as the company experiences rapid growth and increasing global demand for its innovative tethered and free-fly drone-in-a-box technologies.