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Bagley: Portsmouth NH firefighters go above and beyond every day - Vimarsana News

Bagley: Portsmouth NH firefighters go above and beyond every day

Portsmouth is a safe and wonderful place to live, and the fire department plays a large role in creating that.

APD No Shave November benefits KDMC, Hospice - Vimarsana News

APD No Shave November benefits KDMC, Hospice

ASHLAND Many Ashland Police officers have sported beards for the months of November and December to raise awareness and funds for men’s health.

Three KPD officers celebrated in special promotion ceremony on Thursday - Vimarsana News

Three KPD officers celebrated in special promotion ceremony on Thursday

Officers Morris Unutoa was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, Philip Banquel was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and Brad Candido was promoted to the rank of Sergeant.

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Threat at Detroit Lakes High School resolved, say police and school officials - Vimarsana News

Threat at Detroit Lakes High School resolved, say police and school officials

After an anonymous threat of violence at Detroit Lakes High School was received early this morning, local police and school officials worked together to investigate and resolve the issue by mid-afternoon. Detroit Lakes Police Chief Steven Todd and School Superintendent Mark Jenson said in a joint statement that consequences would be "severe" for anyone involved in the threat.

UPDATED: Threat at Detroit Lakes High School resolved, say police and school officials - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Threat at Detroit Lakes High School resolved, say police and school officials

After an anonymous threat of violence at Detroit Lakes High School was received early this morning, local police and school officials worked together to investigate and resolve the issue by mid-afternoon. Detroit Lakes Police Chief Steven Todd and School Superintendent Mark Jenson said in a joint statement that consequences would be "severe" for anyone involved in the threat.