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NYPD names suspect in Queens triple murder - Vimarsana News

NYPD names suspect in Queens triple murder

The NYPD was looking for Travis Blake in connection with a triple murder in Queens.

Source: fox5ny.com
Suspect identified in murder of three Jamaicans in Queens - Vimarsana News

Suspect identified in murder of three Jamaicans in Queens

NEW YORK, United States — Police investigators in New York have named a suspect in the killing of three Jamaicans whose decomposed bodies were found last Friday at their South Jamaica home in Queens. ...

Extinction Rebellion to hold mass shoe protest in Worcester - Vimarsana News

Extinction Rebellion to hold mass shoe protest in Worcester

CLIMATE activists will take to the streets of Worcester this weekend for a demonstration.

TDEC public comment period closes Feb. 22 on permit renewal - Vimarsana News

TDEC public comment period closes Feb. 22 on permit renewal

SEVIERVILLE — Community members have until the afternoon of Feb. 22 to submit comments to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation regarding an application for a permit renewal submitted by Johnson Matthey Inc. According to a Jan. 19 public notice, “A major source operating permit is required by both the Federal Clean Air Act and Tennessee’s air pollution control regulations. However, it should be noted that the facility has a current major source operating permit.” The facility is located in Sevierville at 1246 Airport Road, which is off Dolly Parton Parkw...

Looting Suspects Denied Request For New Judge Over Bias Claims - Vimarsana News

Looting Suspects Denied Request For New Judge Over Bias Claims

Charlie Schlenker / WGLT Two people charged in looting incidents that led to more than 40 arrests last summer in the Twin Cities  lost their bids for a new judge on Monday after a second judge rejected their bias claim against Judge William Yoder. “This is not business as usual,” said McEldowney. Defendants in the looter cases are being treated differently than others accused of felony burglary, said McEldowney, calling Yoder's position “a blanket decision" that amounts to “an abuse of discretion." McLean County prosecutor Aaron Hornsby noted that neither Blake nor Bailey have o...

Source: wglt.org