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WMUR News 9 Noon December 2, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WMUR News 9 Noon December 2, 2016

Sentencing of a nashua mother convicted of killing her own daughter. Katlyn marin is about to learn her punishment in the beating death of 3yearold brielle gage. Wmurs ray brewer is live in nashua with what has happened in the courtroom. Ray she grows by the name caitlin gage and says that is because her father is the only one who stood by her the past two years. The prosecution says gage has only herself to kaitlyn gage beat her threeyearold daughter to death, she entered court to learn her sentence. The prosecution said there was nothing minimal about what happened it to brielle gage. The gi...

Household Cavalry staff corporal, 38, featured in a British Legion article for his remembrance tattoos, sexually assaulted 15-year-old party guest after drinking 'several litres of vodka' - Vimarsana News

Household Cavalry staff corporal, 38, featured in a British Legion article for his remembrance tattoos, sexually assaulted 15-year-old party guest after drinking 'several litres of vodka'

Father-of-four Lawrence Sabatini, 38, ventured down to the living-room, where the teen was sleeping with another young girl and groped her bum and between her legs.

Good deeds in the heartland - Wilmington News Journal - Vimarsana News

Good deeds in the heartland - Wilmington News Journal

Good deeds in the heartland Pat Haley’s Uncle Patsy Waldren (at upper left) in Arizona. There was a time when America was different. An era when men trudged over the Rocky Mountains, through the intense, scorching heat of the Nebraska flatlands and around the Salt Lakes of Utah to build a railroad. Stephen Ambrose told the story of the men who built the Transcontinental Railroad in his book, “Nothing Like It in the World.” And indeed, there wasn’t anything like linking the east and west coasts of the United States together with thousands of miles of steel and 10-foot wooden ties.

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