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Garden City remembers its fallen heroes on Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

Garden City remembers its fallen heroes on Memorial Day

The William Bradford Turner American Legion Post 265 sponsored the Memorial Day parade and ceremony on Monday, May 29th, at the Veterans Memorial Plaza. Commander Tauches thanked Mayor Mary Carter Flanagan, the BOT, GC Police, the Rec Dept. led by Paul Blake, Karen Altman, Village Clerk, Supervisor Don Clavin, Assemblyman Ed Ra, Legislator Laura Schaefer,

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Man sentenced to life in prison denied parole: Olson, convicted for murdering his estranged wife and a teenage girl, will likely never be set free - Vimarsana News

Man sentenced to life in prison denied parole: Olson, convicted for murdering his estranged wife and a teenage girl, will likely never be set free

BISMARCK -- More than 35 years after he was convicted of murdering his estranged wife and a 16-year-old girl from West Fargo, Gary Dean Olson had one chance Monday to make his case for parole.

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism - Vimarsana News

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism

South Dakota is using mental health courts to handle people with severe, persistent mental illness who have repeatedly been in court on criminal charges. North Dakota so far hasn't adopted mental health courts.

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism - Vimarsana News

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism

South Dakota is using mental health courts to handle people with severe, persistent mental illness who have repeatedly been in court on criminal charges. North Dakota so far hasn't adopted mental health courts.

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism - Vimarsana News

North Dakota officials eye mental health courts as a tool to reduce recidivism

South Dakota is using mental health courts to handle people with severe, persistent mental illness who have repeatedly been in court on criminal charges. North Dakota so far hasn't adopted mental health courts.