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Driver killed after hitting dump truck head-on while passing vehicle - Vimarsana News

Driver killed after hitting dump truck head-on while passing vehicle

A driver was killed after colliding head-on with a dump truck. Kentucky State Police said troopers responded to the crash Thursday afternoon at approximately 5

Source: k105.com
This year, no new names were added to Berkshire list of drunk driving victims at an annual candlelight vigil. DA Timothy Shugrue says that's a sign prevention efforts are working - Vimarsana News

This year, no new names were added to Berkshire list of drunk driving victims at an annual candlelight vigil. DA Timothy Shugrue says that's a sign prevention efforts are working

Berkshire County residents gathered on Sunday afternoon at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Pittsfield for a candlelight vigil remembering those who have died in drunk driving crashes since 1988.

Maine State Police Briefs from Troop F - Vimarsana News

Maine State Police Briefs from Troop F

Here are a few of the incidents and accidents investigated by Troop F of the Maine State Police this past week.

Patten Man Arrested in Pair of Burglaries in Sherman, Maine - Vimarsana News

Patten Man Arrested in Pair of Burglaries in Sherman, Maine

Maine State Police have charged a 19-year-old Patten man in connection with a pair of burglaries in the southern Aroostook County town of Sherman earlier this month.

Eyewitness to the true heroism of Zulu: Major John Chard's memoir - Vimarsana News

Eyewitness to the true heroism of Zulu: Major John Chard's memoir

Even after 141 years and two World Wars, it remains one of the most celebrated actions in British military history. Thanks in no small part to the 1964 classic film, Zulu — starring Stanley Baker and a young, plummy-toned Michael Caine — the Battle of Rorke’s Drift has become a byword for standing firm in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Military cadets still study the day, in January 1879, when a small South African mission station turned supply depot, manned by 135 British soldiers — a quarter of them sick and bedridden — came under attack from 4,000 Zulu warriors. Just ...