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'Excellent' A-level marks at Archbishop Holgate's CE School, York - Vimarsana News

'Excellent' A-level marks at Archbishop Holgate's CE School, York

Students at Archbishop Holgate’s CE School in York have been praised for achieving an ‘excellent’ set of A-level results.

Former Kentucky Mine Safety Director Pleads Guilty to Dust Monitor Tampering - Vimarsana News

Former Kentucky Mine Safety Director Pleads Guilty to Dust Monitor Tampering

Former Kentucky Mine Safety Director Pleads Guilty to Dust Monitor Tampering January 25, 2021 A safety director at a Kentucky coal mine has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of rigging dust monitoring in underground mines. Steve DeMoss pleaded guilty earlier this month in federal court in Owensboro. He was one of nine former supervisors and safety officers at the now-bankrupt Armstrong Coal company in western Kentucky charged with tampering with dust monitoring. The miners were charged in 2018 and 2019. Dust levels in underground coal mines are regulated t...

Former mine safety director pleads guilty to federal charge - Vimarsana News

Former mine safety director pleads guilty to federal charge

A safety director at a Kentucky coal mine has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of rigging dust monitoring in underground mines.

Coal Company Officials Plead Guilty After Hiding Black Lung Dangers - Vimarsana News

Coal Company Officials Plead Guilty After Hiding Black Lung Dangers

Updated Jan 13, 2021 Coal Company Officials Plead Guilty After Hiding Black Lung Dangers So far three former officials with Armstrong Coal have acknowledged their part in a fraud made public by HuffPost. A former supervisor at the Parkway coal mine in Western Kentucky pleaded guilty Tuesday to taking part in a scheme to hide the threat of black lung disease from federal safety officials. Steve DeMoss, a former safety director and foreman for Armstrong Coal, which owned and operated the Parkway mine, acknowledged in court that he helped submit misleadingly low coal dust readings to mine regula...