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'Saluting Branches' hosts annual event at Montana VA Cemetery - Vimarsana News

'Saluting Branches' hosts annual event at Montana VA Cemetery

Saluting Branches has been preserving veteran cemeteries in for eight years and counting to honor those who have sacrificed so much.

Source: krtv.com
Saluting Branches kicks off their eighth annual event in Helena - Vimarsana News

Saluting Branches kicks off their eighth annual event in Helena

Wednesday morning, bright and early, volunteers got together at 8 a.m. and grabbed their tools for the Saluting Branches event at Montana State Veterans Cemetery.

Source: ktvh.com
Saluting Branches kicks off annual event at the Montana VA Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Saluting Branches kicks off annual event at the Montana VA Cemetery

Wednesday morning, bright and early, volunteers got together at 8 a.m. and grabbed their tools for the Saluting Branches event at Montana State Veterans Cemetery.

Source: kpax.com
Community briefs: Saluting Branches event; Rise Up community walk; right of privacy webinar - Vimarsana News

Community briefs: Saluting Branches event; Rise Up community walk; right of privacy webinar

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Commission looks for next Green Bay police chief after Smith retires - Vimarsana News

Commission looks for next Green Bay police chief after Smith retires

GREEN BAY - The search is underway for Green Bay’s next police chief. The members of the Green Bay Police and Fire Commission had their first meeting last week to discuss the next steps after Green Bay Police Chief Andrew Smith announced his retirement in the middle of a video posted to Facebook on Feb. 16. Smith's last day will be May 3. Although the announcement may have been a shock to many in Green Bay, Rod Goldhahn, the chair of the commission, didn’t think it was a big surprise. “If you look at the history of how long chiefs have stayed in office, this is probably pretty consiste...