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City posts opening for Richmond police chief - Vimarsana News

City posts opening for Richmond police chief

The salary range for the chief of police position in Richmond is listed as between $155,234 and $247,986.

Source: nbc12.com
Binghamton history: Eugene Gerhart had esteemed role during WWII - Vimarsana News

Binghamton history: Eugene Gerhart had esteemed role during WWII

After World War 2, Eugene Gerhart became an aide to Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, who acted as Chief Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials.

City Council spends work session talking about Community Center partnerships - Vimarsana News

City Council spends work session talking about Community Center partnerships

Galesburg City Council in a work session Monday discussed potential partnerships involved in a community center. City Manager Gerald Smith says that the city has been reaching out to non-profits and community groups to meet in the last few months. Parks and Recreation Director Elizabeth Varner says 34 groups were invited and 21 scheduled meetings. Some of those groups include Bridgeway, Discovery Depot, Galesburg Art Centers, Community Hygiene Pantry, the YMCA and Salvation Army, Varner says talking points in the meeting included using space, partnership ideas, and identifying duplication of s...

Source: wgil.com
Broome County history includes noted settler William Macclure - Vimarsana News

Broome County history includes noted settler William Macclure

William Macclure built his log cabin, Castle William, on the banks of Ononquaga Creek in what became Broome County.

Council reconsiders compensation study for non union employees - Vimarsana News

Council reconsiders compensation study for non union employees

The Galesburg City Council on Monday reconsidered and approved a classification, compensation, and organizational study for exempt and non-represented employees. Ward 3 Council member Kevin Wallace was previously opposed but changed his mind, joining Dwight White, Jaclyn Smith-Esters, and Sarah Davis in approving. Wallace apologized for his no vote previously, saying he takes his role as a union representative seriously. City Manager Gerald Smith previously said typically these kinds of studies are done every 6-7 years, but 35 years ago was the last time Galesburg did such a study. Ward 6 memb...

Source: wgil.com