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Mutiny Radio shutters after 18 years - Vimarsana News

Mutiny Radio shutters after 18 years

Mutiny Radio was always a bit out of sync with a changing San Francisco, and more a throwback to the Summer of Love or the 1980s.

Bond set at $300,000 for ex-Tuscumbia Police officer charged with murder - Vimarsana News

Bond set at $300,000 for ex-Tuscumbia Police officer charged with murder

A former Tuscumbia police officer turned himself in at the Colbert Co. Sheriff's Office Friday morning after being indicted on a murder charge.

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Illinois' first social equity-licensed marijuana store set to open next week - Vimarsana News

Illinois' first social equity-licensed marijuana store set to open next week

Green Rose Dispensary will be on the site of the old Carson’s Ribs restaurant on Ontario and Wells streets.

New chief pilot of Great North Air Ambulance Service announced - Vimarsana News

New chief pilot of Great North Air Ambulance Service announced

A pilot from the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) who was awarded the prestigious Military Cross in 2007 has taken over the role as the charity’s chief pilot. Keith Armatage from Newcastle has been with the charity for six and a half years following a 25-year career in the military. GNAAS’ former chief pilot Jay Steward has stepped down for health reasons after 10 years of service to the charity. Mr Armatage said: “I feel very privileged to be asked to be chief pilot. It has come as a bit of a shock, but I am honoured, nonetheless. “It’s just sad to see Jay go und...

Great North Air Ambulance Service appoints new chief pilot - Vimarsana News

Great North Air Ambulance Service appoints new chief pilot

Keith Armatage has worked with the charity for six-and-a-half years following a 25-year career in the military. The promotion comes after GNAAS’ former chief pilot, Jay Steward, stepped down due to ill health after 10 years of service. Keith said about the promotion: “I feel very privileged to be asked to be chief pilot. It has come as a bit of a shock, but I am honoured, nonetheless.” He added: “It’s sad and disappointing to see Jay go under the circumstances. I’ve worked closely alongside him and the work he has done for the charity has been unbelievable.” The 49-yea...