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'Chaos is the Right Word': Cobb School Board Map Still in Flux Amid Dueling Rulings - Vimarsana News

'Chaos is the Right Word': Cobb School Board Map Still in Flux Amid Dueling Rulings

Ongoing litigation over the Cobb County Board of Education districts took another twist as a federal appeals court issued dueling rulings in the case.

Porecca sentenced for involvement in home invasion - Vimarsana News

Porecca sentenced for involvement in home invasion

MEDIA COURTHOUSE >> The last of three defendants charged in a February home invasion that involved binding the victim with duct tape was sentenced to three to six years in a state correctional facility Tuesday after pleading guilty to robbery, burglary, conspiracy and carrying a firearm without a license. Zachary Porreca, 23, of Coatesville, was […]

'Chaos is the Right Word': Cobb School Board Map Still in Flux Amid Dueling Rulings - Vimarsana News

'Chaos is the Right Word': Cobb School Board Map Still in Flux Amid Dueling Rulings

Ongoing litigation over the Cobb County Board of Education districts took another twist as a federal appeals court issued dueling rulings in the case.

Maine Man sentenced to 15 Years for Drug Trafficking & Possession - Vimarsana News

Maine Man sentenced to 15 Years for Drug Trafficking & Possession

Maine DEA Agents seized 1,299 grams of fentanyl, 227 grams of meth, three pistols and two rifles + more.

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Wade man gets more than 15 years in prison for possessing nearly 3 pounds of fentanyl - Vimarsana News

Wade man gets more than 15 years in prison for possessing nearly 3 pounds of fentanyl

Daniel White, 57, was sentenced to 188 months, or 15 ⅔ years in prison, by U.S. District Judge John A. Woodcock Jr.