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Letters to the editor: Democrats need to keep options open; Boulder's faith in money, power; applying the Constitution; implement cease-fire – Boulder Daily Camera - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor: Democrats need to keep options open; Boulder's faith in money, power; applying the Constitution; implement cease-fire – Boulder Daily Camera

Despite her gaffs, Nikki Haley is polling 17 points ahead of Biden. If Trump is knocked out, likely only if there is a criminal conviction, she would crush Biden in the general election. Even with modest coattails, she could bring along enough congressmen and senators to eliminate the Democratic party as a viable political force for years or even decades to come.

Mayor: 'Very caring' Brodnax Police Chief Joe Carey 'went above and beyond' - Vimarsana News

Mayor: 'Very caring' Brodnax Police Chief Joe Carey 'went above and beyond'

State police said Brodnax Police Chief Joe Carey was hit by a pickup truck while he trying to get a dog out of the road on Route 58. Carey was taken to an area hospital where he died of his injuries.

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Virginia police chief killed after being hit by truck - Vimarsana News

Virginia police chief killed after being hit by truck

The chief of Brodnax Police was killed on Friday night after he was hit by a truck while trying to recover animal remains.

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Police chief struck by truck on Route 58 - Vimarsana News

Police chief struck by truck on Route 58

A police chief was struck by vehicle and killed near South Hill, Virginia, Friday night.

Winners announced for annual Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale - Vimarsana News

Winners announced for annual Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale

The longest-running Native American art show and competition in Oklahoma announced its top honors during a virtual reception on April 1, alongside winning work from the Cherokee Art Market Youth