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Powassan fall fair continues 126 years later | Elliot Lake Standard - Vimarsana News

Powassan fall fair continues 126 years later | Elliot Lake Standard

The Powassan Fall Fair continues to attract large crowds after 126 years of the long-standing Labour Day tradition.

Powassan fall fair continues 126 years later | Cochrane Times-Post - Vimarsana News

Powassan fall fair continues 126 years later | Cochrane Times-Post

The Powassan Fall Fair continues to attract large crowds after 126 years of the long-standing Labour Day tradition.

California murderer who shot deputy, killed chaplain at age 24 granted 'youth offender' parole - Vimarsana News

California murderer who shot deputy, killed chaplain at age 24 granted 'youth offender' parole

Derek Pettis received a sentence of life in prison with a chance for parole after 40 years. Now, after an update to state laws on "youth offender" status, Pettis has been granted parole more than a decade earlier than the family expected.

Source: foxla.com
California murderer who shot deputy, killed chaplain at age 24 granted 'youth offender' parole - Vimarsana News

California murderer who shot deputy, killed chaplain at age 24 granted 'youth offender' parole

A California murderer who shot out a deputy's eye and killed a volunteer chaplain in 1994 has been granted parole years earlier than originally expected.

From Felon To Firm Owner, Mass. Atty Aids Inmate IP Pursuits - Vimarsana News

From Felon To Firm Owner, Mass. Atty Aids Inmate IP Pursuits

After opening up about his own criminal background and his unconventional path into the legal industry, intellectual property lawyer Keegan Caldwell is now helping incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people file patent applications.

Source: law360.com