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Letcher County Man Arrested After Police Find 35 Grams of Meth - Vimarsana News

Letcher County Man Arrested After Police Find 35 Grams of Meth

Letcher County Man Arrested After Police Find 35 Grams of Meth

Source: q95fm.net
Newly Signed MN Marijuana Law to Wipe Away Minor Offenses / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Newly Signed MN Marijuana Law to Wipe Away Minor Offenses / Public News Service

Two months from today, Minnesota will begin the process of removing low-level marijuana convictions for those who have them on their criminal records. It is part of the legalization bill signed into law earlier this week. For most minor convictions, those who are affected can expect an automatic expungement. ...

Arts council awards funding for disaster recovery in eastern, western Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Arts council awards funding for disaster recovery in eastern, western Kentucky

The Kentucky Arts Council has awarded more than $170,000 to several schools, arts organizations and individual artists in as part of an effort to help in the recovery after the December 2021 tornadoes in western Kentucky and the July 2022 floods in eastern Kentucky.

Source: wmky.org
EKY road crews working on 'intensified' repairs after flooding last summer - Vimarsana News

EKY road crews working on 'intensified' repairs after flooding last summer

Road construction season is underway in Eastern Kentucky, and crews are anticipating more repairs than normal.

Source: wkyt.com
EKY road crews working on 'intensified' repairs after flooding last summer - Vimarsana News

EKY road crews working on 'intensified' repairs after flooding last summer

Road construction season is underway in Eastern Kentucky, and crews are anticipating more repairs than normal.

Source: wymt.com