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Kenneth Michaels denied bail as he awaits trial in shooting death of brother-in-law | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Kenneth Michaels denied bail as he awaits trial in shooting death of brother-in-law | News, Sports, Jobs

Kenneth Michaels, 66, will remain behind bars as he awaits trial for the shooting of his brother-in-law, John Roskowski, in the lobby of Cable Services Co. in O

Nightingale House to recycle Christmas trees again in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Nightingale House to recycle Christmas trees again in 2024

Last year, Nightingale house, alongside volunteers from local businesses, managed to collect almost 1,500 trees, and raised more than £15,000!

Comcast continues expansion preparations - Vimarsana News

Comcast continues expansion preparations

A crew from Cable Services Co. Inc., Williamsport, runs cable for Comcast services along South Second Street in Saint Clair on Monday. It was announced in March that the telecommunications

Michaels brought back from NJ for arraignment on homicide charges | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Michaels brought back from NJ for arraignment on homicide charges | News, Sports, Jobs

Accused killer Kenneth Michaels, charged in last month’s shooting death of his former business partner and brother-in-law, was brought back to Lycoming County

Michaels brought back from NJ to face homicide-related charges in shooting death of brother-in-law | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Michaels brought back from NJ to face homicide-related charges in shooting death of brother-in-law | News, Sports, Jobs

Accused killer Kenneth Michaels, charged in last month’s shooting death of his former business partner and brother-in-law, was brought back to Lycoming County