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Dunnellon man accused of illegal animal breeding, animal cruelty - Vimarsana News

Dunnellon man accused of illegal animal breeding, animal cruelty

A man was arrested for illegal animal breeding and animal cruelty earlier this week out of Dunnellon, Florida, the Citrus County Sheriff's Office reports.

Source: wtsp.com
Milwaukee replacing lead laterals; federal funds to help process - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee replacing lead laterals; federal funds to help process

Thousands of Milwaukee homes still get water through lead laterals. Now, federal funds are coming to help replace some of those lines connecting water mains to your home.

Roberto Miranda, pastor of Lion of Judah, prominent Boston church, has died - Vimarsana News

Roberto Miranda, pastor of Lion of Judah, prominent Boston church, has died

(RNS) — A Harvard-educated pastor who grew a small congregation to one of the most influential evangelical congregations in Boston has died.

Advocates vow to take Milwaukee childhood lead program mismanagement concerns to US attorney general - Vimarsana News

Advocates vow to take Milwaukee childhood lead program mismanagement concerns to US attorney general

The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office announced last week it will not file criminal charges for the Milwaukee Health Department’s mismanagement of its childhood lead program. A local advocacy group is speaking out against the decision.

Source: wuwm.com
Milwaukee lead poisoning: No criminal charges, but group wants action - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee lead poisoning: No criminal charges, but group wants action

No criminal charges will be filed after an investigation into Milwaukee's Health Department. But one group says that investigation was "incomplete."