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Hikers: 'Expect to find deep snow' | News | chaffeecountytimes.com - Vimarsana News

Hikers: 'Expect to find deep snow' | News | chaffeecountytimes.com

Chaffee County Search & Rescue-North held their first in-person meeting in over a year June 1 – and it was packed with a lot of new faces. After a round of introductions and reports from directors, discussion revolved mostly around the high volume of calls placed to CCSAR-N in the week leading up to the meeting. Seven possible emergencies were reported to SAR in the week before the meeting. President Josh Schwenzfeier noted that it’s unusual to field so many calls before Memorial Day. Most of the calls were for hikers who were out longer than expected or separated from their compani...

Let's Talk Knoxville – Community Camera Program | KNIA KRLS Radio - Vimarsana News

Let's Talk Knoxville – Community Camera Program | KNIA KRLS Radio

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Fremont Walmart Employee Punched Amid Robbery, Suspects Arrested - Vimarsana News

Fremont Walmart Employee Punched Amid Robbery, Suspects Arrested

UpdatedSun, Feb 7, 2021 at 12:00 pm PT Replies(3) Steven Mora, 31, of Fremont and Jasmine Stanford, 19, of Fremont were both arrested Thursday on suspicion of robbery. (Shutterstock) FREMONT, CA — Two suspects were arrested last week in connection to a robbery at a Walmart in Fremont that reportedly left an employee with mild injuries, the Fremont Police Department announced Saturday. Steven Mora, 31, of Fremont was arrested Thursday on suspicion of robbery and booked at the Fremont City Jail. Jasmine Stanford, 19, of Fremont, was also arrested on suspicion of robbery but was released with...

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Washington Police Promotes Community Camera Program this Holiday Season - Vimarsana News

Washington Police Promotes Community Camera Program this Holiday Season

As the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred more online holiday shopping and home deliveries, the Washington Police Department is encouraging residents and businesses to take part in their Community Camera Program. Police Chief Jim Lester says the program began last winter with about a dozen business or residential properties registering their security camera systems with the program. Lester says by having property owners’ systems registered with the police department, investigators can quickly identify nearby cameras that may have captured criminal activity. He says owners may be requested to all...