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Kenner man found guilty of murdering roommate | Courts - Vimarsana News

Kenner man found guilty of murdering roommate | Courts

A Jefferson Parish jury on Thursday voted to convict a Kenner man with second-degree murder for gunning down his roommate days after he found himself on the losing end of

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10-year sentence for man who shot Kenner good Samaritan | Jefferson Parish - Vimarsana News

10-year sentence for man who shot Kenner good Samaritan | Jefferson Parish

A Metairie man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after admitting that he shot a good Samaritan who broke up a fight between himself and a woman outside

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Waterford News and Star — Attractive double header to draw Fraher Field crowd - Vimarsana News

Waterford News and Star — Attractive double header to draw Fraher Field crowd

Mount Sion's Martin O'Neill will be hoping that his side can get off to a flyer against Abbeyside in their Co. SHC opener at Fraher Field. Photos: Sean Byrne.

People this Week: New hires, promotions, awards | New Orleans CityBusiness - Vimarsana News

People this Week: New hires, promotions, awards | New Orleans CityBusiness

New hires, promotions, awards and announcements in the New Orleans area.

'A lot of data and negative statistics': Inside the battle behind dramatic edits and huge delays to a Government mental health report - Vimarsana News

'A lot of data and negative statistics': Inside the battle behind dramatic edits and huge delays to a Government mental health report

One official worried about the amount of negative statistics in the report. A routine report on the Government’s mental health services was delayed for over a year as officials battled behind the scenes over plans to dramatically reduce the amount of data in it. The annual report, released more than two years late on Tuesday, still showed a very distressing picture of New Zealand’s mental health system - with a spike in the use of seclusion, a practice some liken to torture. But many indicators usually included in the report had been removed after a months-long and contentious editing p...