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Springfield Police participate in active violence training - Vimarsana News

Springfield Police participate in active violence training

Springfield Police spent some time this week practicing how to respond to an active violence situation in a school setting.

Springfield police, local law enforcement practice active violence drills - Vimarsana News

Springfield police, local law enforcement practice active violence drills

After the shooting in Uvalde, Springfield police are honing their response to an active violence situation and preparing for the worst.

Source: kezi.com
Realistically staged drunk driving crash gives high schoolers a glimpse all there is to lose - Vimarsana News

Realistically staged drunk driving crash gives high schoolers a glimpse all there is to lose

The students of a rural Lane County high school recently participated in an underage drinking and driving prevention program called - Every 15 Minutes. Sobering, true-to-life presentations gave students a reason to think twice before driving while impaired, or riding with someone who is. It started with a mock car crash.

Source: klcc.org
Staged accident shows teens deaths from drunk, distracted driving - Vimarsana News

Staged accident shows teens deaths from drunk, distracted driving

Local law enforcement stages a traffic accident to warn young people of the dangers of drinking and driving

Walterville Elementary goes online temporarily following last week's flooding - Vimarsana News

Walterville Elementary goes online temporarily following last week's flooding

Classes at Walterville Elementary will be held online temporarily starting Tuesday. That’s after 3 to 6 inches of flood water filled parts of its building last week.

Source: klcc.org