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Local business wins fresh food category at business champion awards | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Local business wins fresh food category at business champion awards | South Coast Register

After last year being named business of the year at the Shoalhaven Business Awards, the Nowra Farmers Market...

Local business wins fresh food category at business champion awards | Milton Ulladulla Times - Vimarsana News

Local business wins fresh food category at business champion awards | Milton Ulladulla Times

After last year being named business of the year at the Shoalhaven Business Awards, the Nowra Farmers Market...

Timetable set in civil lawsuit against Dalton over young woman's death by suicide - Vimarsana News

Timetable set in civil lawsuit against Dalton over young woman's death by suicide

A U.S. District Court magistrate says the man that the late Sherilyn Hayes, of Dalton, lived with at the time of her death by suicide will remain a defendant in

Black Park Police officer sues department, alleges white supervisor and others made racist comments - Vimarsana News

Black Park Police officer sues department, alleges white supervisor and others made racist comments

He was part of a Montgomery County unit

Mother says Dalton, police failed to protect daughter who died in 2019 suicide - Vimarsana News

Mother says Dalton, police failed to protect daughter who died in 2019 suicide

DALTON— Rather than hurry to the scene of a reported domestic dispute, a Dalton cop tried to protect a fellow officer’s reputation, a newly filed lawsuit claims, then engaged in a cover-up of actions taken, or not taken, on the night a young woman was found dead. Patricia Hayes, of Pittsfield, the mother of that woman, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit May 7 in U.S. District Court in Springfield that seeks $3,775,000 in damages. If police had gone to the woman’s apartment, as police policy dictates in domestic incidents, they might have saved Sherilyn Hayes’ life, the s...