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Kyle Christopher Prulhiere - Vimarsana News

Kyle Christopher Prulhiere

On April 28, 2024 Kyle Christopher Prulhiere passed away suddenly in his home in Tillamook at the age of 33.

Cranberry's Hensler relishes teaching pickleball – Butler Eagle - Vimarsana News

Cranberry's Hensler relishes teaching pickleball – Butler Eagle

CRANBERRY TWP — From participating in sports herself to coaching and becoming a certified personal trainer and exercise instructor, Kathy Hensler loves being on the move. Helping others realize the be...

McBroom recognizes Kingsford native on retirement from Legislature | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

McBroom recognizes Kingsford native on retirement from Legislature | News, Sports, Jobs

MARQUETTE — State Sen. Ed McBroom, R-Vulcan, recognized Joy Brewer on her retirement in April after over 30 years of service as a staff member in both the Sen

McBroom personally wrote a tribute honoring Brewer, originally Joy Erickson, who was born and raised in Kingsford and worked many years in the Keweenaw. - Vimarsana News

McBroom personally wrote a tribute honoring Brewer, originally Joy Erickson, who was born and raised in Kingsford and worked many years in the Keweenaw.

McBroom personally wrote a tribute honoring Brewer, originally Joy Erickson, who was born and raised in Kingsford and worked many years in the Keweenaw.

Workers' Compensation – Temporary Total Disability – Extended Benefits Claim – No Watkins Presumption – First Impression - Vimarsana News

Workers' Compensation – Temporary Total Disability – Extended Benefits Claim – No Watkins Presumption – First Impression

When a disabled worker seeks to extend his temporary total disability benefits beyond the 500-week cap in G.S. § 97-29(b), he no longer has the benefit of the presumption of continuing disability described in Watkins v. Central Motor Lines, 279 N.C. 132, 181 S.E.2d 588 (1971). Instead, he must once again prove that he is