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Disgraced FBI Official Charles McGonigal Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy - Vimarsana News

Disgraced FBI Official Charles McGonigal Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy

 

Anglican Watch condemns police actions at Marion County Record - Vimarsana News

Anglican Watch condemns police actions at Marion County Record

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Nogales-area rancher accused of murder 'could not confirm' if he shot at group of people in '22 - Vimarsana News

Nogales-area rancher accused of murder 'could not confirm' if he shot at group of people in '22

George Alan Kelly said he couldn’t confirm if he was being shot at or if he shot at anyone in an incident a year before he was accused of murder.

Source: yahoo.com
Millerstown man arrested after firing shots | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Millerstown man arrested after firing shots | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST SALEM — A Millerstown man is facing assault charges after police said he fired shots in Greenwood Township. Michael Joseph Burns, 43, was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Jacqueline Leister on Aug. 5 on two counts of aggravated assault, two counts of reckless endangerment and two counts of simple assault. According to the Affidavit […]

Ex-curator sues Worcester Art Museum leaders, alleging discrimination and 'offensive behavior' - Vimarsana News

Ex-curator sues Worcester Art Museum leaders, alleging discrimination and 'offensive behavior'

In a 64-page lawsuit, Rachel Parikh alleges she was “mocked and ridiculed because she is a brown-skinned South Asian” Indian woman and “subjected to a hostile and offensive work environment” at the museum. The complaint details a slew of damning allegations against two of its leaders.

Source: wbur.org