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She said the bureau will undergo “restructuring to meet the modern-day needs of EMS and the needs of a new generation of EMS providers”
The Rochester plan includes creating an EMS division and building a new station
The public health emergency is set to expire in a month
Despite the events of the past several days, crime is actually down in much of Seattle. According to statistics from the city, robbery was down 9% in 2019 compared to 2018 and aggravated assaults were down 4%. But there’s still clearly more to be done.
The lawsuit’s goals are to determine what went wrong when police were unable to locate Kyle Plush after he made two 911 calls and to make sure it doesn’t happen again, the family said.
Sustainability
On an island off New York City, authorities in 2018 found 174 bones unearthed on a site that holds the remains of more than 1 million people. The culprit was shoreline erosion.
The girl was one of those hustled into a classroom by Scott Beigle, a geography teacher and cross-country coach who was killed moments later right in front of her.
Republican Sen. Amanda Chase called supporters of the legislation “traitors.”
Missouri’s Legislature overrode Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto in September of 2016 to pass sweeping gun legislation that allowed most adults to carry concealed weapons without needing a permit, forcing prosecutors to dismiss a slew of cases, including Jahron Swift’s.
Sustainability
The legislation considered Tuesday would establish an Office of Resiliency headed by the governor’s chief resilience officer, who he appointed last summer as part of a broader effort to address the state’s environmental challenges.
It’s the third downtown Seattle shooting in two days.
The city helped negotiate the home’s sale to the Oakland Community Land Trust, which purchased it from real estate company Wedgewood after a public outcry following the evictions.
In North Carolina, one person killed each year in 2018 and in 2017 had a protective order in place at the time of their death. In 2016, six domestic violence-related homicide victims had protective orders