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Ampere Industrial Security and Manifest Announce Business Alliance to Strengthen Industrial Cybersecurity Services - Vimarsana News

Ampere Industrial Security and Manifest Announce Business Alliance to Strengthen Industrial Cybersecurity Services

/PRNewswire/ -- Ampere Industrial Security, Inc. (https://www.amperesec.com), a leading provider of industrial (OT/ICS) cybersecurity consulting expertise, and...

POLICE NEWS: Officer involved shooting leads to suspect death in South Bend - Vimarsana News

POLICE NEWS: Officer involved shooting leads to suspect death in South Bend

SOUTH BEND — The St. Joseph County Prosecutors Office has requested the Indiana State Police investigate an officer-involved shooting and subsequent death that occurred in South Bend.

POLICE NEWS: South Bend man dead after officer-involved shooting - Vimarsana News

POLICE NEWS: South Bend man dead after officer-involved shooting

SOUTH BEND — The St. Joseph County Prosecutors Office has requested the Indiana State Police investigate an officer-involved shooting and subsequent death of

Wounded Warrior organizer: Benefit concert exceeds expectations - Vimarsana News

Wounded Warrior organizer: Benefit concert exceeds expectations

ALLEGANY — The fourth Southern Tier Wounded Warrior Benefit Concert exceeded expectations Saturday with more than 1,100 people in attendance to raise awareness and support wounded and disabled veterans.

Weld RE-4 Superintendent Michelle Scallon receives 5% salary increase and two-year contract extension - Vimarsana News

Weld RE-4 Superintendent Michelle Scallon receives 5% salary increase and two-year contract extension

Board member Patrick Miller said the increases were “fair,” given the increases for other staff — including teachers — approved by the board last month.