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The Editorial Board: The black hole at the Erie County Sheriff's Office - Vimarsana News

The Editorial Board: The black hole at the Erie County Sheriff's Office

A former Erie County jail superintendent was exactly right: The death of inmate Richard Metcalf Jr. was going to be "an absolute nightmare for the Sheriff's Office." Jail personnel seemed

Sheriff's Office emails show focus of Metcalf investigation - Vimarsana News

Sheriff's Office emails show focus of Metcalf investigation

These details, revealed in court in recent days as a former top jail official took the witness stand in the civil trial over Richard Metcalf Jr.'s death, shed light on

Erie County Sheriff's file on Metcalf case likely destroyed - Vimarsana News

Erie County Sheriff's file on Metcalf case likely destroyed

The Erie County Sheriff's Office believes the original file of its investigation into the 2012 death of Holding Center inmate Richard Metcalf Jr. was destroyed when it shouldn't have been.

Jail death lawsuit not against Erie County, it's against us - Vimarsana News

Jail death lawsuit not against Erie County, it's against us

This lawsuit is not really against Erie County and its past or current officials. It’s against all of the rest of us who empowered them – and then looked the

Meet the candidates: Terri Wipperman for City Council - Vimarsana News

Meet the candidates: Terri Wipperman for City Council

Terri Wipperman, retired City billing clerk and former City Councilmember is running again for one of the at-large Council jobs in the May 6 municipal election. Mrs. Wipperman sat on the City Council from 2017 until she voluntarily left the Council in 2022. She was born and raised in Olney, and has deep experience at City Hall, first as a parttime municipal court clerk and as