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Moscow Police Department dedicates challenge coin in memory of murdered U of I students - Vimarsana News

Moscow Police Department dedicates challenge coin in memory of murdered U of I students

MOSCOW, Idaho - The Moscow Police Department has created its newest challenge coin in memory of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin.

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Four UI students died in 'senseless acts of violence' - Vimarsana News

Four UI students died in 'senseless acts of violence'

MOSCOW -- As Moscow grapples with what the city mayor called “senseless acts of violence” that left four University of Idaho students dead, only a limited amount of details have

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'Senseless acts of violence' | Local - Vimarsana News

'Senseless acts of violence' | Local

As Moscow grapples with what the city mayor called “senseless acts of violence” that left four University of Idaho students dead, only a limited amount of details have been released

Source: dnews.com
More Cases of Voter Fraud Pile Up As Liberals Look the Other Way - Vimarsana News

More Cases of Voter Fraud Pile Up As Liberals Look the Other Way

The Heritage Foundation added another round of cases this week to our ever-growing Election Fraud Database. Accounting for these new additions, the database now documents 1,088 proven instances of election fraud, including 949 cases that have resulted in criminal convictions, 48 that have ended in civil penalties, and 75 that have seen defendants enter diversion programs.

'I would go through any door with him' | Local - Vimarsana News

'I would go through any door with him' | Local

Colleagues, family and friends praised the bravery and service of Lt. Brannon Jordan, who on Thursday celebrated the end of his 32-year career with the Latah County Sheriff’s Office.

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