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Scottville woman hiking 4,800-mile NCT trail for second time - Vimarsana News

Scottville woman hiking 4,800-mile NCT trail for second time

A Scottville resident is hiking the longest trail in the National Trails System, for a second time. 

Manistee seeing more women representation in government - Vimarsana News

Manistee seeing more women representation in government

Manistee City Council had two female members prior to Erin Pontiac's joining in 2016. Now the council has four women working to do what's best for the city.

3 Simple Ways to Save Money on a Long Weekend in Greece | Aaron Shade (Big Tiny World Travel) - Vimarsana News

3 Simple Ways to Save Money on a Long Weekend in Greece | Aaron Shade (Big Tiny World Travel)

Compared to some of its European neighbours, Greece’s cost of living is quite affordable. Here's how you can make it even more so! … More 3 Simple Ways to Save Money on a Long Weekend in Greece The post 3 Simple Ways to Save Money on a Long Weekend in Greece appeared first on BIG tiny World Travel.

NYC to pay $125K to woman who accused two NYPD cops of rape - Vimarsana News

NYC to pay $125K to woman who accused two NYPD cops of rape

The 23-year-old woman, who goes by the name Anna Chambers on social media, filed a federal lawsuit in Brooklyn against the city and disgraced detectives Eddie Martins and Richard Hall in 2018, alleging unlawful arrest, false imprisonment and sexual assault.

Brooklyn D.A.'s office to vacate 378 cases tied to dirty NYPD cops - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn D.A.'s office to vacate 378 cases tied to dirty NYPD cops

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez said he didn’t find misconduct in the cases, but his prosecutors “no longer have confidence” in the work of the officers — who were convicted of crimes running the gamut from perjury to planting drugs to accepting bribes.