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Former Mayfield/Graves chamber president indicted - Vimarsana News

Former Mayfield/Graves chamber president indicted

MAYFIELD – Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Thursday that a former Mayfield/Graves County Chamber of Commerce president has been indicted for allegedly stealing from her employer.

BC appoints Christopher Churchill, Karen Leung, Colleen Elden, Sheryl Wagner to provincial court - Vimarsana News

BC appoints Christopher Churchill, Karen Leung, Colleen Elden, Sheryl Wagner to provincial court

Provincial government opened positions starting in March

Investigators: Ex-Mart juvenile officer lied about injury - Vimarsana News

Investigators: Ex-Mart juvenile officer lied about injury

A former corrections officer at the state juvenile facility in Mart was arrested Monday, accused of letting an inmate hit another inmate, then lying about the cause of the injury.

Suffolk County Fraud Fighters launched to help protect residents from scams - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Fraud Fighters launched to help protect residents from scams

The program was launched in response to recent scams perpetrated on Suffolk County residents, including a telephone scam in which callers claimed to be representatives of District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office and a Bitcoin scam that conned an elderly woman in Winthrop out of $35,000.

Former US congressional candidate convicted of Federal Election Campaign Act violations and false statements - Vimarsana News

Former US congressional candidate convicted of Federal Election Campaign Act violations and false statements

A former candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in the 3rd Congressional District of Massachusetts was convicted recently by a federal jury in Boston of charges of violating the Federal Election Campaign Act and false statements.