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Raw Milk Farmer Amos Miller Heads to Court Hearing on Thursday - Vimarsana News

Raw Milk Farmer Amos Miller Heads to Court Hearing on Thursday

Raw milk farmer Amos Miller is due in Lancaster County court on Feb. 29 for a hearing on the continuance of an injunction against him.

Michigan Couple Skip Out On Restaurant Tab, Run Over Server - Vimarsana News

Michigan Couple Skip Out On Restaurant Tab, Run Over Server

Attention Michigan residents! Keego Harbor Police Department needs your help! Two suspects in their 50s ran over a server at El Camino Restaurant in Oakland County. If you witnessed the incident on February 16th, 2024, contact Detective Robert Barnes at 248-682-3030. Let's work together to ensure justice is served.

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Keego Harbor police search for couple who ran over waitress over unpaid bill - Vimarsana News

Keego Harbor police search for couple who ran over waitress over unpaid bill

The search is on in Keego Harbor for a couple who left a restaurant without paying, then hit their waitress with their car as they fled.

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Michigan authorities searching for couple who ran over waitress after confronted about unpaid bill - Vimarsana News

Michigan authorities searching for couple who ran over waitress after confronted about unpaid bill

Authorities in Michigan are searching for a couple who left a restaurant without paying their bill and then ran over a waitress when she tried to confront them, police said.

'We would not accept being second-class citizens;' First Black MSU graduates discuss desegregation – The Reflector - Vimarsana News

'We would not accept being second-class citizens;' First Black MSU graduates discuss desegregation – The Reflector

“I was born and raised in Starkville, right over the hill,” native of the Needmore community, Harvest Collier, said. “In fact, on Spring Street, I sit on the front porch of my mom’s house. I can see the rim of the football stadium and on Saturday evenings I recall hearing the crowd – and the...