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Western PA Search and Rescue to Host First Missing Persons Virtual Conference - Vimarsana News

Western PA Search and Rescue to Host First Missing Persons Virtual Conference

Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) May 05, 2022 -- Whether you are a criminal justice professional, a forensics specialist, a criminology or forensics student, or true

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Cause remains undetermined that destroyed 3-unit apartment building in East Deer fire - Vimarsana News

Cause remains undetermined that destroyed 3-unit apartment building in East Deer fire

Investigators are still working to determine what caused a fire late Thursday that destroyed an East Deer apartment building. “There’s no answers yet,” fire Chief Jack Bailie Jr. said Saturday. “We probably won’t know for a couple weeks.” Bailie heads up the East Deer Volunteer Fire Department, which was among

Penn Hills organization puts all hands on deck to help others - Vimarsana News

Penn Hills organization puts all hands on deck to help others

Nestled uphill on Frey Road in Penn Hills is a center that offers a variety of services many residents may not be aware of. The Western Pennsylvania Search and Rescue Development Center is a nonprofit that “has become the only search and rescue agency in Western Pennsylvania,” according to the

Financial aid available for families impacted by Penn Hills fire - Vimarsana News

Financial aid available for families impacted by Penn Hills fire

People impacted by a devastating apartment complex fire in Penn Hills are eligible for financial relief, state officials announced Friday. About 30 families were displaced by a fire Jan. 22 at the Rodi Arms apartments along the 300 block of Rodi Road. No injuries were reported. Gov. Tom Wolf said