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Banned Together: How Book Censorship Is Affecting Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Banned Together: How Book Censorship Is Affecting Tennessee

Talking to librarians, advocates, activists and students about state and local book bans and book challenges

Former Millersville mayor arrested on charges of document fraud - Vimarsana News

Former Millersville mayor arrested on charges of document fraud

Millersville Police arrested former Millersville mayor Tim Lassiter Tuesday night on charges of tampering with government records and criminal simulation.

Missing Tennessee teen Sebastian Rogers' dad hires PI as search enters 2nd month: 'Could be anywhere' - Vimarsana News

Missing Tennessee teen Sebastian Rogers' dad hires PI as search enters 2nd month: 'Could be anywhere'

Tennessee teenager Sebastian Rogers has been missing for nearly two months since he disappeared from Hendersonville on Feb. 26. His father, Seth Rogers, has hired a private investigator.

Car hits house, utility pole and slams into ditch: DUI? Indeed. License suspension? Nope. - Vimarsana News

Car hits house, utility pole and slams into ditch: DUI? Indeed. License suspension? Nope.

Kansas Supreme Court says suspension of driving license in some cases requires offender to actually drive a vehicle rather than merely attempt to move it. The post Car hits house, utility pole and slams into ditch: DUI? Indeed. License suspension? Nope. appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

Source: yahoo.com
Kansas Supreme Court overturns drivers license suspension for Wellington woman over state law quirk - Vimarsana News

Kansas Supreme Court overturns drivers license suspension for Wellington woman over state law quirk

The court's majority opinion reinforced an interpretation of what was meant by movement of a vehicle when considering administrative suspension of a Kansans driving license.

Source: kake.com