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NEKY Drug Task Force reports busy year so far - Vimarsana News

NEKY Drug Task Force reports busy year so far

The Northeast Kentucky Drug Task Force has been dedicated to combating illegal drug distribution within Boyd County since 2020 — and has taken several pounds of illegal narcotics off the

Pat West prepares for his first Sturgis Motorcycle Rally as Meade County sheriff - Vimarsana News

Pat West prepares for his first Sturgis Motorcycle Rally as Meade County sheriff

After Ron Merwin's more than 30 years as Meade County sheriff, there is a new top law officer in the county this year for the 83rd Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

Regina CAF veteran to return after leading Ukrainian training mission - Vimarsana News

Regina CAF veteran to return after leading Ukrainian training mission

Lt.-Col. Kurt Grimsrud has been overseeing the more than 300 Canadian personnel leading training efforts across five missions.

Elaborate SONA security preparations paid off - PNP chief - Vimarsana News

Elaborate SONA security preparations paid off - PNP chief

PHILIPPINE National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr. credited the maintenance of peace and order during the second State of the Nation Address of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. last Monday to the elaborate security preparations and collaborative efforts between the police, other key security agencies and local government units.

Manu'a High School Valedictorian says she will return home to help her people | American Samoa - Vimarsana News

Manu'a High School Valedictorian says she will return home to help her people | American Samoa

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Manu’a residents have long journeyed to Tutuila for not only medical and economic reasons, but also for educational purposes.