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WDBJ News 7 At 11 February 4, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WDBJ News 7 At 11 February 4, 2016

Was a stillborn. The mother, 24 yearold katherine dellis, is in jail tonight, charged with a felony count of unlawful concealment of human remains. The investigation started when dellis was taken to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital with symptoms consistent with recently giving birth to a third trimester baby. Dellis denied giving birth. Investigators search her home and interviewied her family. That led police to Franklin County dumpster site, where the newborns body was found. Rocky mount assistant town manager Matthew Hankins finding the body in the dumpster was a difficult circumstance fo...

Paras 10 run team reveal new Roman Rampage race for 2025 - Vimarsana News

Paras 10 run team reveal new Roman Rampage race for 2025

A POPULAR running event which was cancelled last year is set to make a return to Colchester with a new name.

Friday Woods Colchester tree felling will protect ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Friday Woods Colchester tree felling will protect ecosystem

Controversial felling of trees at a Colchester nature reserve will protect the site, according to Natural England.

Road to ruins: how I discovered the magic of archaeology - Vimarsana News

Road to ruins: how I discovered the magic of archaeology

With millennia of history hidden beneath our feet, connecting with the ancient past offers endless fascination, and many ways to get involved<br>

Colchester Zoo confirms escaped animal is a rainbow lorikeet - Vimarsana News

Colchester Zoo confirms escaped animal is a rainbow lorikeet

An animal has escaped from its enclosure at Colchester Zoo and its whereabouts are unknown as staff continue to be on high alert.

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