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New law in New York moves local elections to even years - Vimarsana News

New law in New York moves local elections to even years

A new state law moves many local elections, from county executive and county legislators to town board members, town clerks and highway superintendents, to even-numbered years to coincide with presidential

Gov. Hochul unveils $150M grant to help swimmers in underserved NYS communities - Vimarsana News

Gov. Hochul unveils $150M grant to help swimmers in underserved NYS communities

Governor Kathy Hochul unveiling a fourth proposal in her 2024 State of the State Address with a multi-million-dollar grant for swimmers.

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When Alabama Police Kill, Surviving Family Can Fight Years to See Body Cam Footage. There's No Guarantee They Will - Vimarsana News

When Alabama Police Kill, Surviving Family Can Fight Years to See Body Cam Footage. There's No Guarantee They Will

It was early morning on July 8, 2018, when Joseph Pettaway’s family was told by a neighbor that he had been badly injured by a police dog overnight and taken to the hospital. He’d been rehabbing a home a block away from where he lived with his mother. His sister, Nancy, set off to see what had ha

When Alabama police kill, surviving family can fight years to see bodycam footage. There's no guarantee they will | State - Vimarsana News

When Alabama police kill, surviving family can fight years to see bodycam footage. There's no guarantee they will | State

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Alabama Among States With Most Severe Restrictions on Accessing Bodycam Footage - Vimarsana News

Alabama Among States With Most Severe Restrictions on Accessing Bodycam Footage

Alabama's restrictions on body-camera footage often bars families of those killed by police from seeing what happened.