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Propane truck rolled over and is leaking on Route 2 in Farmington - Vimarsana News

Propane truck rolled over and is leaking on Route 2 in Farmington

A Wilton driver was charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident.

'It has been an absolute honor': Salem Police Chief retiring after nearly 25 years of service - Vimarsana News

'It has been an absolute honor': Salem Police Chief retiring after nearly 25 years of service

SALEM, Va. (WFXR) — After serving the community for nearly 25 years, the Chief of Police for the City of Salem has announced his retirement is on the horizon. On Feb. 29, Michael Crawley announced that he is retiring from the force effective June 1, 2024. He began working with the police department as a […]

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Steve Bosso sworn in as new Twinsburg fire chief; succeeds longtime Chief Tim Morgan - Vimarsana News

Steve Bosso sworn in as new Twinsburg fire chief; succeeds longtime Chief Tim Morgan

Bosso, a 33-year fire department veteran, previously served as interim fire chief.

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Trinity Health, Muskegon PD distributing free gun locks for a limited time - Vimarsana News

Trinity Health, Muskegon PD distributing free gun locks for a limited time

Trinity Health Muskegon announced it is distributing free gun locks as part of an initiative alongside the Muskegon Police Department.

Plum School District expands police force, hires retired borough officer - Vimarsana News

Plum School District expands police force, hires retired borough officer

Plum School District is expanding its police force by adding a longtime borough officer who retired last year. The school board approved hiring Mike DeMarco, 51, of Monroeville. He will be paid $28 per hour. His start date had not been determined as of Thursday. His hiring increases the district’s