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Rochester Police Car Hit | NewsRadio WHAM 1180 - Vimarsana News

Rochester Police Car Hit | NewsRadio WHAM 1180

Rochester police say a driver under the influence of drugs slammed into a police car at a roadblock on Lake Avenue, injuring an officer.

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'She isn't here': police end Kettering forensic search for Sarah Benford's body - Vimarsana News

'She isn't here': police end Kettering forensic search for Sarah Benford's body

Police have failed to find the missing teenager's remains after a two-week operation

Inside the series of checks that ensure election integrity - Vimarsana News

Inside the series of checks that ensure election integrity

Not only are voting machines not connected to the Internet, they're not even connected to each other. Ballots arrive for tabulating in sealed boxes.

Looking Back for Oct. 11: Manistee Board of Education finds new sites for senior high, elementary schools - Vimarsana News

Looking Back for Oct. 11: Manistee Board of Education finds new sites for senior high, elementary schools

Eighty years ago today, the contract for painting and repair work at the Manistee post...

US 550 project nearing its completion - Vimarsana News

US 550 project nearing its completion

“All Roads Lead to Rio Rancho” was the title of Thursday morning’s Rio Rancho Roundtable NAIOP meeting at Premiere Cinemas and, orange barrels aside, there was some good news for area motorists — with much more to come, when funding is found. Probably the biggest news is that the two-year US 550 project, which includes an innovative “continuous-flow” merge from NM 528, is nearing completion. That project is expected to wrap up next month, according to project manager Patsy Najar of the New Mexico Department of Transportation.