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Robert Mathew Marshall, 40, appeared in Goulburn Local Court via audio-visual link after being charged with murder in Bungonia. Stay updated on the case.
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Robert Mathew Marshall, 40, appeared in Goulburn Local Court via audio-visual link after being charged with murder in Bungonia. Stay updated on the case.
Robert Mathew Marshall, 40, appeared in Goulburn Local Court via audio-visual link after being charged with murder in Bungonia. Stay updated on the case.
After working long hours for days to aid in the search and recovery mission at Surfside, two of the members of Southwest Florida’s Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 6 are finally home. They say that their work in Surfside is something they’ll never forget. Yet, they hope they won’t ever have to experience something like that again. The mounds of debris and piles of concrete seen at the Surfside condo collapse site were difficult images to take in. Mathew Marshall and Zair Gonzalez were part of one of the first teams to look for any signs of life.
Keeping the power on safely after a hurricane Published: April 26, 2021 4:55 PM EDT Updated: April 26, 2021 5:04 PM EDT Recommended If you want power after a storm, you’re going to need a generator. They come in all sizes to run lights, fans and keep your phones charged, but you have to plan ahead to stay safe. “Generators are very important during hurricane season because they allow people to store food and have electricity in their home,” said Cape Coral Fire Battalion Chief Mathew Marshall. You have to use a generator safely, though, because carbon monoxide is a real threat. “The b...
Moffat County’s Michael Voloshin gets cleaned up during a 152-pound match against Battle Mountain’s Tyson Vasquez in Rifle on Saturday. Voloshin would go on to pin Vasquez at 2:48. (Ray K. Erku / Post Independent) Keeping things rolling early in the 2021 season, the Moffat County Bulldogs’ wrestling team hit the road Saturday afternoon for a triangular dual against the host Rifle Bears and Battle Mountain Huskies and swept the two schools in impressive fashion to move to 5-2 on the year. Against the Bears, Moffat County cruised to a 54-15 win, before then downing the Huskies 52-9, capp...