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Reading church to hold traditional German Maifest service - Vimarsana News

Reading church to hold traditional German Maifest service

A listing of events happening at churches in and around Berks County.

Yankton Courts - Vimarsana News

Yankton Courts

CASES DISPOSED: FEB. 24-MARCH 1, 2024

A 'watershed moment'? Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., face hearing after botched Indigenous death probe - Vimarsana News

A 'watershed moment'? Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., face hearing after botched Indigenous death probe

Nearly seven years after the body of Stacy Debungee was found in a river flowing through Thunder Bay, Ont., disciplinary hearings for two officers involved in the deficient sudden death investigation are set to begin.

Source: cbc.ca
Natrona Man Fined $45K For Selling Poached Meat As Beef Jerky - Vimarsana News

Natrona Man Fined $45K For Selling Poached Meat As Beef Jerky

A Natrona County man was fined recently for selling jerky made from poached game meat and advertising it as beef jerky, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced Monday.

Brother of Stacy DeBungee hopes police disciplinary proceedings will lead to answers - Vimarsana News

Brother of Stacy DeBungee hopes police disciplinary proceedings will lead to answers

Brother of Stacy DeBungee hopes police disciplinary proceedings will lead to answers The brother of Stacy DeBungee says he hopes upcoming disciplinary proceedings for three Thunder Bay police officers involved in what was found to be a deficient sudden death investigation will produce long-awaited answers. Social Sharing CBC News · The body of Stacy DeBungee was found in the McIntyre River in 2015.(CBC) The brother of Stacy DeBungee says he hopes upcoming disciplinary proceedings for three Thunder Bay police officers involved in what was found to be a deficient sudden death investigation w...

Source: cbc.ca