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Arrest of man wanted in Pottawatomie County
3 hours ago ago from 1350kman.com
A man sought by Pottawatomie County law enforcement officials since early last week was located in Shawnee County Friday. 48-year-old Gregory Fisher was sought for passing forged checks at businesses in southern Pottawatomie County, with a description and picture released by the sheriff's office early last week. Fisher also faces felony theft charges in Pottawatomie County.
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16 hours ago ago from Livingston County Life
The state's medical marijuana program — begun in April — hasn't created headaches for Livingston County's law enforcement, but likely will as the program grows, said county Sheriff Bob Bezotte. By livingstondaily.com Yaab
Related contentLake County Dems choose clerk today (Post-Tribune)
13 hours ago ago from Democratic Presidential Candidates 2008
CROWN POINT Democratic Party precinct officers will chose between two candidates to replace Thomas Philpot as Lake County Clerk this morning. Some 540 precinct captains from across the county are eligible to vote in the race to take over the last year of Philpot's term after he takes office as county coroner in 2010. Precinct voters will meet at 10 a.m. in the Government Center to vote for Read Full Story
Related contentFloyd County Schools closed Monday and Tuesday
8 hours ago ago from Blue Ridge Muse | News, views and musings from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwestern Virginia
With a number of county roads still awaiting the arrival of a snow plow and other roads slick and hazardous, Floyd County's public schools are closed both Monday and Tuesday, effectively giving students the rest of the year off. The schools were originally scheduled for closing Wednesday, Dec. for the Christmas break and set to reopen next year. The record snowfall added two more days to that closing schedule. Most Floyd County ...
Related contentCounty asked to consider providing law enforcement for City of Lisbon
10 hours ago ago from Ransom County Gazette
by Janet Hansen Walt Johnson and LyDell Mairs, representatives of the Lisbon City Council, met with the Ransom County Board of Commissioners at their Tuesday, Dec. 15 meeting, to ask if the county would be interested in looking into the possibility of providing law enforcement for the City of Lisbon. Johnson stated that he believed the proposal would create a “win-win” situation. He explained that the City was looking into the possibility ...
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