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No. 18 Dayton dumps Saint Joseph's, extends hot streak - Vimarsana News

No. 18 Dayton dumps Saint Joseph's, extends hot streak

Nate Santos and Kobe Elvis each scored 21 points, helping No. 18 Dayton register a 94-79 victory over Saint Joseph's on Tuesday in Philadelphia.Javon Bennett added 18 points on 5-for-6 shooting from

Aberdeen superintendent placed on paid leave pending investigation - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen superintendent placed on paid leave pending investigation

School board met Saturday to evaluate ‘complaint involving a matter that occurred at a school’

Boys told to pay parents back for killing more than 20 animals | UK News - Vimarsana News

Boys told to pay parents back for killing more than 20 animals | UK News

The judge said: 'It is well you are not adults because you would have faced a significant time in custody.'

Boys aged 11 and 12 branded 'horrific' by judge as 20 animals killed - Vimarsana News

Boys aged 11 and 12 branded 'horrific' by judge as 20 animals killed

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Boys, 11 and 12, sentenced after 'slamming' more than 20 animals in horrific cruelty act - Vimarsana News

Boys, 11 and 12, sentenced after 'slamming' more than 20 animals in horrific cruelty act

An unnamed pair of boys have been sentenced for 'slamming and stamping' on more than 20 animals which were left dead at an environmental college, while other birds escaped the area