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Kings County says goodbye to Craig Pedersen; Rusty Robinson takes oath of office - Vimarsana News

Kings County says goodbye to Craig Pedersen; Rusty Robinson takes oath of office

Rusty Robinson took his seat on the Kings County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, while outgoing Supervisor Craig Pedersen said his goodbyes and reflected on his eight years of service as

Supervisors approve 2 new Kings County fire captain positions - Vimarsana News

Supervisors approve 2 new Kings County fire captain positions

The Kings County Board of Supervisors approved a request Tuesday from county Fire Chief Bill Lynch to add two full-time fire captains to the department.

Residents will have a say in plan for Hempfield Park - Vimarsana News

Residents will have a say in plan for Hempfield Park

The future of Hempfield Park is at the center of an upcoming study that will build on rehabilitation projects completed at the Forbes Trail Road facility over the past eight years. Supervisors recently tapped Cranberry-based Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc. to work on the park’s master plan, which will provide

TimesOC: Santa Ana apologizes for racist incident in its history - Vimarsana News

TimesOC: Santa Ana apologizes for racist incident in its history

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Hempfield residents will be able to use OpenGov to apply for permits online - Vimarsana News

Hempfield residents will be able to use OpenGov to apply for permits online

Several processes traditionally completed at Hempfield’s municipal building will move online next year, making it easier for community members to apply for permits and applications. Beginning Monday, residents and developers will have access to the Hempfield Township Online Service Center, powered by OpenGov, a California-based company that creates software and