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Woman files lawsuit claiming she was ordered to expose herself in Portsmouth jail to receive menstrual products - Vimarsana News

Woman files lawsuit claiming she was ordered to expose herself in Portsmouth jail to receive menstrual products

The lawsuit is asking for $1 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages, and lists one count of sexual abuse, one count of negligence and one count of intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Waterford News & Star — Blackwater Economic Development Zone Offices officially opened - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Blackwater Economic Development Zone Offices officially opened

Rural and Community Development Minister Heather Humphreys recently opened four office blocks owned by Tallow Enterprise, Lismore Business Park, Cappoquin Regeneration Company and Villierstown Development Company.

Competitors put strength to the test in Peak District Highland Games - Vimarsana News

Competitors put strength to the test in Peak District Highland Games

Several of the nation’s strongest men and women will be battling it out to be crowned The Peak District Highland Games Champion 2022.

Police department interns receive business sponsored scholarship - Vimarsana News

Police department interns receive business sponsored scholarship

Michaela Moore and Henry Boomsma interned at the Hudson Police Department over the summer. They assisted with the daily mail run, search warrants and even went along for an autopsy.

The Dietrich promises a fulfilling summer - Vimarsana News

The Dietrich promises a fulfilling summer

By Margie Young More than the Movies Pictured is Dr. Meg Hatch from Penn State who will be giving a presentation on birds at the Dietrich’s next Science on Screen event on June 5. �� Listen to this Out my kitchen window yesterday, my gaze went to a bird on the lawn that was hammering its beak into the ground, unperturbed that I was watching. I suddenly got excited, because I thought it might be a flicker, a woodpecker I have not seen for several years. At first I thought it might be a mourning dove. It was a similar size. But then I could see the moon shaped crest of black on the breas...