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WRC News4 At 5 October 24, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WRC News4 At 5 October 24, 2016

They were proud of that service. Hes been praeching at his church. I caught a few sermons on television. Very doi namic. Reporter that Attorney Says he actually thought that earlier case had been closed. E he hadnt heard from prosecutors and he closed his fooil. He to open it up today as indictments were unsealed. Own recognizance. The minister as well as the other woman involved in this are being held back in court later for a hearing to determine whether they will be let out of jail or not. These charges carry 20 years and those are congressionally mandated minimums. They are looking at seri...

Warwick Twp. board of supervisors reorganizes, assigns liaison responsibilities and other appointments - Vimarsana News

Warwick Twp. board of supervisors reorganizes, assigns liaison responsibilities and other appointments

When: Warwick Township supervisors reorganization meeting, Jan. 2.

Denver Council OKs adoption of zoning ordinance amendment - Vimarsana News

Denver Council OKs adoption of zoning ordinance amendment

When: Denver Council meeting, Sept. 25. Council members Andrew Brubaker and Lee Ritz were absent.

Trash Company Boss Met With DCHA Official Before Winning $4.5 Million Contract, Former Employee Alleges - Vimarsana News

Trash Company Boss Met With DCHA Official Before Winning $4.5 Million Contract, Former Employee Alleges

A former employee of JLT Trucking says his boss Jerome L. Taylor met with DCHA's Lorry Bonds before receiving the five-year trash contract.

Gun-rights lawyer wants donor names to Lancaster's defunct legal defense fund — 8 years later - Vimarsana News

Gun-rights lawyer wants donor names to Lancaster's defunct legal defense fund — 8 years later

A gun-rights lawyer is fighting Lancaster city to get names of people who gave money to a legal fund the city set up to defend itself against a National Rifle