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ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County Sheriff’s Office graduated its second class of its Law Enforcement Post 7 Explorers program with a ceremony Wednesday
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County Sheriff’s Office graduated its second class of its Law Enforcement Post 7 Explorers program with a ceremony Wednesday
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Belmont County Sheriff David M. Lucas announces the graduation of his office’s second class of its Law Enforcement Post 7 Explorers Progra
Staff Writer T-L Photos/ROBERT A. DEFRANK Graduates of the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office Law Enforcement Exploring program are recognized Tuesday. Shown from left are Makayla Mcfeley, Nathan Galowina, Addison Galownia, Jesika Henderson, Dalton Henderson and Ana Abernethy. ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Six Belmont County students got an in-depth look at law enforcement over the past few months and completed the sheriff’s office’s inaugural class of the Law Enforcement Post 7 Exploring Program. The students attended a graduation with family members Tuesday at the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office...
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