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WCAU NBC10 News Today 11am October 12, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WCAU NBC10 News Today 11am October 12, 2015

Death of 22yearold Keshia Jenkins. She was found murdered last Tuesday Morning at 13th and wing hawking streets, show you her photo now. Police say she had been attacked by five or six men after getting out of a car. At this point, there is just this one arrest. No word on anyone else in custody, but early on in the investigation, detectives believe that the motive here was robbery and not a hate crime. And police this morning telling us that robbery does still appear to be the motive in this case. But redding is facing several charges, as we mentioned, including murder and conspiracy. This mo...

Councilors mull replacing Hmong monument - Vimarsana News

Councilors mull replacing Hmong monument

Crescent City has amended its budget for this year by adopting a resolution on how to allocate over $20,000 to be utilized specifically for maintenance of the Point of Honor,

Schellong takes seat on council - Vimarsana News

Schellong takes seat on council

New Councilor-appointee Kelly Schellong took her seat on the dais after City Clerk Robin Altman administered her Oath of Office at the Tuesday City Council meeting.

City appoints Public Works Director, councilor takes Oath - Vimarsana News

City appoints Public Works Director, councilor takes Oath

Crescent City appointed David Yeager as its new public works director. Yeager, a City resident, has been a Construction Manager for 35 years.

Building Healthier Learning Environments | Comstock's magazine - Vimarsana News

Building Healthier Learning Environments | Comstock's magazine

Architects design education spaces that both look good and benefit students’ well-being