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ANDERSON: Man hangs from tree after road washes out - Vimarsana News

ANDERSON: Man hangs from tree after road washes out

Crews rescued at least two drivers Thursday morning after heavy rain washed out roads in Anderson County.

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Sentinel Midstream Announces New Joint Venture Serving the Houston Energy Market - Vimarsana News

Sentinel Midstream Announces New Joint Venture Serving the Houston Energy Market

/PRNewswire/ -- Sentinel Midstream Texas LLC ("Sentinel") today announced the formation of a joint venture with ExxonMobil Pipeline Company that owns crude oil...

Hillsdale County fatal hit and run suspect being sought - Vimarsana News

Hillsdale County fatal hit and run suspect being sought

HILLSDALE COUNTY, MI (WTVB) - A suspect is being sought by the Hillsdale County Sheriff's Office after a fatal...

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Fire burns home where repeated false alarms had allegedly been reported - Vimarsana News

Fire burns home where repeated false alarms had allegedly been reported

FOUNDRYVILLE — A home where firefighters had been repeatedly sent for alleged false alarms actually caught fire early Tuesday morning.The blaze at 136 Foundryville Road appears to have been accidentally started, said Summerhill Assistant Fire Chief Harold Kern.A police officer had to physically remove one man from the burning building when he refused to leave; he was trying to

5 stung, 1 dead after bees swarm from 100-pound hive - Vimarsana News

5 stung, 1 dead after bees swarm from 100-pound hive

Updated: 6:10 PM MST July 29, 2021 MARANA, Ariz. — A man is dead after bees swarmed him and five others in Marana, northwest of Tucson, on Thursday afternoon. Northwest Fire crews were called to Thomas Arron Drive and Moore Road for a swarm of bees coming from a 100-pound hive, officials said. Three people were stung multiple times and were transported to the hospital for evaluation, according to the fire department. Three firefighters were also stung multiple times while on the scene. One is believed to have been stung nearly 60 times, officials said. He was transported to ...

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