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KMGH 7 News 10 Pm Late Edition October 3, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KMGH 7 News 10 Pm Late Edition October 3, 2016

Coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. This is 7 spprts extra. Really really proud of everyone in this room. As a football team, we had some things going on but we kept at it. We lost our quarterback but way to come in and do your job. Welcome home. [ applause ] on three. You have to love another winning locker room. Walking to 7 sports extra. The burglars or 4 those are after a 20 point win in tampa. So many things going on. First, aqib talib returned with two firsthalf interceptions and set up the broncos for two easy touchdowns. Trevor siemian injured on a second second quarter. ...

DNR agreed to pay $4.3M for property for new Summersville Lake State Park - Vimarsana News

DNR agreed to pay $4.3M for property for new Summersville Lake State Park

West Virginia added a new state park this month. It agreed to pay seven figures to do so.

Around East County: Antioch pastor named ConFire's first chaplain - Vimarsana News

Around East County: Antioch pastor named ConFire's first chaplain

Father Robert Rien of St. Ignatius church has served in similar roles for decades at other emergency service agencies.

Illegal sideshow takes over streets of Antioch - Vimarsana News

Illegal sideshow takes over streets of Antioch

An illegal sideshow took over the streets of Antioch late Tuesday and at one point blocked a Contra Costa fire station from responding to a call, a fire...

California Agencies Prepare to Help Local Fire Departments This Fire Season - Vimarsana News

California Agencies Prepare to Help Local Fire Departments This Fire Season

California authorities are taking action to prepare for what could be a historically bad fire season, but local agencies say support is lacking.