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Pitbull attacks for third time, neighbors call for dog to be euthanized - Vimarsana News

Pitbull attacks for third time, neighbors call for dog to be euthanized

An 8-year-old girl was attacked by a pitbull outside her home in Martinez, just three months after it bit another neighbor in her driveway on the same street. The dog is now under quarantine.

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Two deaths reported in relation to the West Nile Virus - Vimarsana News

Two deaths reported in relation to the West Nile Virus

The Kings County Department of Public Health (KCDPH) has received confirmation of the first two West Nile virus-associated deaths in Kings County in 2022, according to officials.

Kings County recognizes U.S. veterans, Women's History week - Vimarsana News

Kings County recognizes U.S. veterans, Women's History week

Kings County supervisors this week honored three local women for their service to the U.S. military. The supervisors issued a proclamation recognizing Women's History month during a meeting in early

Kings County: COVID-19 cases continue rise in the region, cemetery district appointments confirmed - Vimarsana News

Kings County: COVID-19 cases continue rise in the region, cemetery district appointments confirmed

COVID-19 cases continue to rise throughout the region, and unvaccinated patients comprise the majority of recent visits to local hospitals, Assistant Director of the Department of Public Health, Heather Silva,

Kings County: COVID-19 cases continue rise in the region, cemetery district appointments confirmed - Vimarsana News

Kings County: COVID-19 cases continue rise in the region, cemetery district appointments confirmed

COVID-19 cases continue to rise throughout the region, and unvaccinated patients comprise the majority of recent visits to local hospitals, Assistant Director of the Department of Public Health, Heather Silva,