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Chatham-Kent police officers and supporting staff recognized for snowstorm efforts - Vimarsana News

Chatham-Kent police officers and supporting staff recognized for snowstorm efforts

Chatham-Kent police officers and emergency communications operators were recognized Wednesday for their actions during December’s snowstorm that paralyzed the…

Chatham-Kent police officers and supporting staff recognized for snowstorm efforts - Vimarsana News

Chatham-Kent police officers and supporting staff recognized for snowstorm efforts

Chatham-Kent police officers and emergency communications operators were recognized Wednesday for their actions during December’s snowstorm that paralyzed the…

Week in Review - Vimarsana News

Week in Review

Angola bicyclist struck, killed by dump truck ANGOLA — Retired school teacher and Trine University administrator Susah Stroh, 67, of Angola, died from injuries sustained when the bicycle she was riding was struck by a dump truck Tuesday afternoon on Wendell Jacob Avenue near Glendarin Golf Course in Angola. Police said Stroh was struck by a Steuben County Highway Department dump truck, driven by Jared Perkins, 43, of Montgomery, Michigan. Alcohol and drugs are not suspected in the crash. The crash remains under investigation, according to the Angola Police Department. Kendallville shooti...

Man facing multiple charges for battery against children - Vimarsana News

Man facing multiple charges for battery against children

ANGOLA — An Angola man is facing six felony charges of battery against children under the age of 14 — including striking one with a booster seat — in a

Pimm enters peace bond - Vimarsana News

Pimm enters peace bond

Under the bond's conditions, Pimm is to keep the peace and be of good behaviour and refrain from contact with the complainant, whose identity is protected by a publication ban. Agreeing to a peace bond is not an admission of guilt, said Greg Cranston, Pimm's lawyer. The bond is set to last eight months, during which time Pimm could forfeit $500 if he breaks any conditions. Pimm declined to comment on the incident to judge Richard Blaskovits, or outside the courtroom following the decision. He wore a dark suit with no tie, and was accompanied in court by his daughter. "He's very, very embarras...