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County Acknowledges Price Of Freedom - Vimarsana News

County Acknowledges Price Of Freedom

They came not for barbecue and a beer, but to stand humble Monday in a sweltering graveyard and Legion Hall in El Campo to honor the fallen on Memorial Day.

Makers of infant sleeping device that allegedly killed four-month-old will question his father - Vimarsana News

Makers of infant sleeping device that allegedly killed four-month-old will question his father

PHILADELPHIA – The makers of an infant sleeping device who allegedly failed to correct an inherent flaw in the product that resulted in the death of a nearly-four-month-old infant have been granted the opportunity to depose one of the plaintiffs while he is incarcerated on unrelated criminal charges.

Boop to chair Union County Board of Commissioners - Vimarsana News

Boop to chair Union County Board of Commissioners

LEWISBURG — A longtime Union County commissioner will serve as chairman of the board in the year ahead.

One defendant dismissed from litigation over whether alleged flaw in sleeping device killed infant - Vimarsana News

One defendant dismissed from litigation over whether alleged flaw in sleeping device killed infant

PHILADELPHIA – One company has been dismissed from litigation charging that the makers of an infant sleeping device failed to correct an allegedly-inherent flaw in the product, which resulted in the death of a nearly-four-month-old infant.

Makers of infant sleeping device say they weren't responsible for death of infant - Vimarsana News

Makers of infant sleeping device say they weren't responsible for death of infant

PHILADELPHIA – The manufacturers and distributors of an infant sleeping device have rejected allegations that they failed to correct an allegedly-inherent flaw in the device which resulted in the death of a nearly-four-month-old infant.