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Neighborhood watch shooter sentenced to prison for up to life
Neighborhood watch shooter sentenced to prison for up to life By stephen hunt The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 2, 2010 11:15AM MDT West Jordan >> “Pure crap.” That’s what 3rd District Judge Mark Kouris called Reginald Campos’ continued insistence that he fired in self-defense at a fellow neighborhood watch advocate during a nighttime confrontation on a Bluffdale street last year. His voice ...
Neighborhood Watch – Oswego’s Vanguard
The motto of the Oswego Community Neighborhood Watch Program is “We look out for each other.” It’s just that simple, according to coordinator Betty Gray. “Neighborhood Watch and caring for our citizens, neighborhoods and community is everyone's responsibility to help our city prosper and return to safety for all,” she said
Neighborhood Watch: Many in Kings Beach area do not support biomass plant
Kings Beach resident Dawn Baffone, who lives about 100 feet from the parcel where the proposed biomass plant would reside, said she is worried about the respiratory impact the facility could have on her family.
Kids quiz star of TV's 'Police Women of Memphis' — and real-life officer
No one at Neighborhood Watch or the YWCA ever asked officer Arica Logan if she'd "ever beaten someone with her stick."
Community watch program on council agenda
YORBA LINDA – Keeping Yorba Linda neighborhoods safe will be the topic du jour on Tuesday, when the City Council is expected to discuss the creation of a community watch group and also weigh in on minor funding for the city's Community Emergency...
Judge scolds neighborhood watch shooter
Judge scolds neighborhood watch shooter By stephen hunt The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 2, 2010 02:57PM MDT West Jordan • “Pure crap.” That’s what 3rd District Judge Mark Kouris called Reginald Campos’ continued insistence that he fired in self-defense at a fellow neighborhood watch advocate during a nighttime confrontation on a Bluffdale street last year. His voice rising, Kouris also scolded ...
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Police blotter published Sept. 3, 2010
DRUGS: Ashley I. Boyer, 23, 243 Chapel St., was charged Thursday with third- and fourth-degree possession of a controlled substance after police said they executed a search warrant at her home and found several pills that were not prescribed to Boyer.
Greenacres Police Blotter: Driver stopped for running stop sign, police discover crack cocaine in he
Greenacres Police Blotter: Driver stopped for running stop sign, police discover crack cocaine in he
Police Blotter: Robber Pushes Handicapped Victim Out Of His Wheelchair
Police said a young robber on Glass Street pushed a handicapped man out of his wheelchair before fleeing with his money. Arthur Derrick said he had just cashed a check at Sandy's Liquor Store. He said he went behind the store to urinate.
Bethlehem police blotter round-up: car break-ins, criminal mischief
Police report several vehicle break-ins occurred in the city.
Police Blotter: Sept. 3
Sept. 3, 2010 Police Blotter
Boyle 911 Police Blotter for September 2
Editor's note: Taken from the Danville 911 records, the Police Blotter represents a history of the initial calls and the information used by the dispatcher to send officers to investigate complaints. It is not necessarily an indication of what the officer found upon arrival at the scene, or of how the complaint may have been dealt with.
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Businesses boost advertising to attract local customers
While many Palm Springs business owners wait for a return of snowbirds to solve cash flow problems, some have stepped up advertising to bring local residents to their doors.
Construction delays impact local businesses
Local businesses and their patrons are becoming anxious for the construction on Kirkwood Avenue to be over.
Businesses say one man passed $12,000 in bad checks
Local businesses are out more than $12,000 and they say it's the work of one man. They want to find him and what's more, they want other businesses to take notice, so it doesn't happen to them.
Local Businesses Concerned About Weekend Weather
Local businesses are hoping the weather clears up for the weekend to keep tourists in town. Labor Day is just around the corner and thousands of people are rolling into Northern Michigan for the last big weekend of the summer.
Businesses support new strip mall
Local businesses and residents are shopping for a new strip mall and they hope Mission council will be buying into it too. Nearly everyone who spoke at the public hearing and more than a dozen written submissions supported the development Monday night.
Local businesses support Older Persons Day
Rotorua District Council (RDC) is asking local businesses to support older people in the community by planning something special to coincide with next month’s ‘Senior Spring Strut’.
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Guimaras sees gains from community tourism projects
The province of Guimaras is optimistic its community-based rural tourism livelihood program will help boost its tourism industry and economy.
MANCHESTER: Community Resource Center assembling community volunteer slide show project
At the heart of the Manchester community has always been the various service organizations. Whether it is the Manchester Lions, Kiwanis or Civic Club, volunteerism keeps the various causes and projects going.
Haiti: UN Mission Launches Community Projects
The United Nations peacekeeping force in Haiti has unveiled three drainage and canal rehabilitation projects that it hopes will boost employment and reduce violence in troubled neighbourhoods of a major city.
Prince’s Trust want to hear from you
COMMUNITY projects in Southampton which need some helping hands to make a difference are urged to come forward.
Community Foundation announces fall grant cycle
Dalton-Whitfield Community Foundation Board Chairwoman Linda Blackman announced this week that the foundation is accepting fall grant request applications through Oct. 1, 2010.
Community projects top £650
THE Levenmouth area committee earmarked over £650,000 for community improvement projects during the last 12 months. (06/09/2010 08:00:00)
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Parks and Recreation department, UNT join forces on master plan
The University of North Texas is partnering with the city of Rowlett to create a new park master plan.
Columbia Parks and Recreation to begin pedway construction on Old 63
COLUMBIA —Some Columbia drivers may notice new traffic patterns this fall. As part of the Columbia Parks and Recreation pedway project, construction of a new concrete sidewalk for pedestrians and bicycles will begin Tuesday, weather permitting, Richard Perkins, engineering aid with the Parks and Recreation Department, said.  The sidewalk will stretch 1.2 miles from Hinkson Creek to Stadium ...
Albemarle Co. Parks and Recreation Director Retires
Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Director, Pat Mullaney recently announced his retirement. He has served as director for over thirty years and is responsible for creating many of the parks, amenities, athletic fields, lake benches, and water access points in Albemarle County.
TAYLOR: Parks and Recreation forming flag football league
TAYLOR — For those who like tossing the pigskin with buddies on the weekend or miss those high school glory days, the Parks and Recreation Department might have a program of interest.
High school players, coaches hold recreation clinics
The Butts County Parks & Recreation Department was a busy place on Saturday morning, as high school athletes and their coaches took time to instruct and inspire their younger counterparts on recreation cheerleading, football, and soccer teams. From 9:30 until 11 a.m., they held clinics to teach skills and fundamentals.
Natick Recreation program registration starts Sept. 7
The Natick Recreation and Parks Department fall program registration starts with online registration at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
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