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State police: Teens who fled Westmoreland juvenile detention center caught - Vimarsana News

State police: Teens who fled Westmoreland juvenile detention center caught

Two teenagers who escaped from the Westmoreland County Juvenile Detention Center in Hempfield Saturday night were taken into custody in Fayette County, state police announced early Monday morning. Robert A. Cogdell, 14, and Braedon M. Dickinson, 16, both of Connellsville, fled on foot from the detention center about 8:30 p.m.

Steeped in History: King Ranch's Kineño Brush Jacket - Cowboys and Indians Magazine - Vimarsana News

Steeped in History: King Ranch's Kineño Brush Jacket - Cowboys and Indians Magazine

Tough as nails, quietly confident, and steeped in history, this gear epitomizes the King Ranch Saddle Shop.

Meet King Ranch Chicken Casserole: A Texas Potluck Favorite - Vimarsana News

Meet King Ranch Chicken Casserole: A Texas Potluck Favorite

You won't find any potluck in Texas without it!

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Westmoreland County, state police search for teens who fled juvenile detention center - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland County, state police search for teens who fled juvenile detention center

Two teenagers escaped from the Westmoreland County Juvenile Detention Center in Hempfield Saturday night. Robert A. Cogdell, 14, and Braedon M. Dickinson, 16, both of Connellsville, fled on foot from the detention center about 8:30 p.m., according to state police. Westmoreland County Park police are leading the investigation with assistance

Mapping America's Favorite Ford F-150 Trims And Packages - Vimarsana News

Mapping America's Favorite Ford F-150 Trims And Packages

Two states made the list twice and some states didn't make it onto this infographic at all