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13 things to look out for when Warrington Museum and Central Library reopens - Vimarsana News

13 things to look out for when Warrington Museum and Central Library reopens

CELEBRATIONS will soon be taking place at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery which will finally be reopening on Saturday after an extensive…

How 'Sugar Daddy Deals' and a 'Black Book' Deny Service Members Justice - Vimarsana News

How 'Sugar Daddy Deals' and a 'Black Book' Deny Service Members Justice

The Marine Corps' incestuous justice system operates on different levels based on rank and includes a notebook used to track officers' bad conduct.

Disabled Vet and Congressman Brian Mast Calls for End of Prosecution of Marines Accused of Murder. - Vimarsana News

Disabled Vet and Congressman Brian Mast Calls for End of Prosecution of Marines Accused of Murder.

Florida Congressman Brian Mast of Florida has sent a letter to the commander of the Marine Corp's Special Operations Command calling for the end to the prosecution of the two remaining members of the MARSOC 3, who stand accused of killing a civilian contractor in 2019.

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Judge Drops Charges Against MARSOC-3 Corpsman Eric Gilmet Accused Of Killing A Green Beret - Vimarsana News

Judge Drops Charges Against MARSOC-3 Corpsman Eric Gilmet Accused Of Killing A Green Beret

Military judge Navy Cmdr. Hayes C. Larsen has dropped all charges against Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC) Navy Chief Petty Officer Eric Gilmet over the manslaughter of Green Beret veteran and security contractor Rick Anthony Rodriguez.

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Wabanaki Nations Allies Restore Sovereignty to Maine Tribes / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Wabanaki Nations Allies Restore Sovereignty to Maine Tribes / Public News Service

More than 100 Mainers attended a Tuesday hearing on a bill to restore tribal sovereignty to Maine's four Wabanaki Nations. Advocates of LD 1626 say it would remove restrictions in place since the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980. The Settlement Act was intended to resolve disputes over land claims, but it left Wabanaki Nations with less legal and regulatory authority than that of other tribes across the nation. ...