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College Settlement Camp Raises Over $80,000 at Acorns to Oaks Centennial Gala, Celebrating 100 Years of Summer Camp - Vimarsana News

College Settlement Camp Raises Over $80,000 at Acorns to Oaks Centennial Gala, Celebrating 100 Years of Summer Camp

College Settlement of Philadelphia raised over $80,000 during their 10th annual “Acorns to Oaks” gala, which celebrated the 100th anniversary summer of College

Tennessee man sentenced to ten years in prison in Willamsburg - Vimarsana News

Tennessee man sentenced to ten years in prison in Willamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG — A Tennessee man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to a weapons charge as well as identity theft.

Prairie du Chien Police officer, others honored by Packers for ice rescue - Vimarsana News

Prairie du Chien Police officer, others honored by Packers for ice rescue

A Prairie du Chien police lieutenant and other members who assisted with the rescue of a woman and her dog that broke through the ice are honored by the Green

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Packers honor law enforcement officers: 'Protect & Serve Award' - Vimarsana News

Packers honor law enforcement officers: 'Protect & Serve Award'

Honoring those who serve and protect from all corners of our state, the Green Bay Packers recognized law enforcement who went above and beyond in a special ceremony Wednesday.

4K letters beg governor: no clemency for inmate - Vimarsana News

4K letters beg governor: no clemency for inmate

Currently serving two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole, inmate Huston Lloyd, Jr. has filed an Application for Commutation of his sentence. The family of his victims and the 13th District Attorney's office have gathered almost 4,000 letters to oppose.