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OPD has 708 sworn officers, cites difficulties in recruiting - Vimarsana News

OPD has 708 sworn officers, cites difficulties in recruiting

Oakland police provided on Tuesday its bi-annual update on staffing levels to the City Council Safety Committee, saying they're trying to boost academy numbers.

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James Madison alum will be one of five amateurs to play in the Masters this week - Vimarsana News

James Madison alum will be one of five amateurs to play in the Masters this week

Neal Shipley qualified for the tournament by finishing second at the 2023 U.S. Amateur. In other region/state news, a pair of 757 products helped lead Virginia Wesleyan's baseball team to a victory at Lynchburg.

Region/state roundup: Phoebus linebacker Anthony Reddick, coach Jeremy Blunt gain top VHSL Class 4 annual honors - Vimarsana News

Region/state roundup: Phoebus linebacker Anthony Reddick, coach Jeremy Blunt gain top VHSL Class 4 annual honors

Plenty of Phantoms and a few other area players earn state honors after Phoebus takes its third straight VHSL championship trophy.

Waukesha woman set on fire by stranger thriving 2 years after attack - Vimarsana News

Waukesha woman set on fire by stranger thriving 2 years after attack

Amber Fuller remembers so much about the morning of Sept. 2, 2020. It was a beautiful late summer morning and Fuller, a massage therapist, was walking her two dogs around her Waukesha neighborhood before leaving for work. She would not make it to her appointments that day.

Joel Murn sentencing on Monday; convicted in attack on Waukesha woman - Vimarsana News

Joel Murn sentencing on Monday; convicted in attack on Waukesha woman

Joel Murn, a man accused of setting a woman on fire in a random attack in Waukesha in Sept. 2020, was sentenced to 38 years in prison plus another 24 years of extended supervision.