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Ebbw Vale coach Greg Woods leaves ahead of Premiership - Vimarsana News

Ebbw Vale coach Greg Woods leaves ahead of Premiership

HEAD coach Greg Woods and his management team have left Ebbw Vale ahead of the start of the Premiership season.

San Jose reaches vaccine deal with police union on deadline day - Vimarsana News

San Jose reaches vaccine deal with police union on deadline day

Police union members who don’t get vaccinated and who do not submit to twice weekly testing are subject to a 40-hour suspension without pay. And they also could face termination.

Source: ktvu.com
Retired FDNY fireboat to open as a floating museum - Vimarsana News

Retired FDNY fireboat to open as a floating museum

Retired FDNY fireboat to open as a floating museum Retired fire boat now a floating museum The John D. McKean was an FDNY fire boat from 1955 until 2010. It was sold at auction and then restored so it can go on display as a floating museum. NEW YORK - A fireboat that took part in some of New York City's most high-profile response and rescue efforts is about to open to the public as a floating testament to history. The John D. McKean, named for Marine Engineer John D. McKean, who was burned in a gas explosion on another fireboat, went into service in 1955. In 2001, it played a major role in th...

Source: fox5ny.com
CA Gun Ruling Impact May Be Bigger than Expected Regardless of Appeal - Vimarsana News

CA Gun Ruling Impact May Be Bigger than Expected Regardless of Appeal

Judge Benitez…effectively demolished California’s ban and much of the state’s gun control philosophy.

City Council to consider sweeping police reform - Vimarsana News

City Council to consider sweeping police reform

Next week, the Half Moon Bay City Council is expected to consider a proposal that would restrict the way San Mateo County Sheriff’s deputies enforce the law. However, the sheriff himself finds those restrictions “problematic” and unenforceable. The draft ordinance from two city councilmen would change the way deputies make arrests, deal with altercations and conduct traffic enforcement. The City Council is expected to consider the measure at its May 18 meeting. Council members will discuss a drafted ordinance that seeks to change how the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office m...