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Search firms apply to find new Oak Ridge city manager - Vimarsana News

Search firms apply to find new Oak Ridge city manager

Seven of 15 executive search firms contacted by the city of Oak Ridge have applied to help City Council hire a new city manager.

Smoking in Your Parked Car Could Soon Be Illegal in Encinitas – NBC 7 San Diego - Vimarsana News

Smoking in Your Parked Car Could Soon Be Illegal in Encinitas – NBC 7 San Diego

Wednesday night, Encinitas City Council will consider an ordinance that could prohibit smoking on sidewalks and in parked cars.

Great Women in Compliance - Ellen Smith - Trade Compliance | Thomas Fox - Compliance Evangelist - Vimarsana News

Great Women in Compliance - Ellen Smith - Trade Compliance | Thomas Fox - Compliance Evangelist

Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast, hosted by Mary Shirley and Lisa Fine. Today’s episode on Trade Compliance with Ellen Smith is a celebration of male allyship. Ellen was...

NEW: Police investigate incidents at two Arlington middle schools - Vimarsana News

NEW: Police investigate incidents at two Arlington middle schools

A pair of incidents have prompted police investigations at two Arlington middle schools to start the week. A student at Thomas Jefferson Middle School allegedly brought a weapon to school on Monday that turned out to be an airsoft gun. Police say they confiscated the airsoft gun and juvenile charges are pending. From today's Arlington

Source: arlnow.com
Local corrections center focusing more on security and higher-risk offenders - Vimarsana News

Local corrections center focusing more on security and higher-risk offenders

The River City Correctional Center's executive director said the facility is focusing more on security and higher risk offenders. Scott McVey said the facility is using new tools to monitor inmates.

Source: wcpo.com