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Frederick Police Chief Lando Leaving for Pittsburgh Chief Job

Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh

Frederick Police Chief Lando Leaving for Pittsburgh Chief Job

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Frederick's chief of police, Jason Lando, is leaving to take the chief of police job in Pittsburgh, a spokesperson for the Frederick Police Department confirmed on Thursday.See the Story

Off-Duty Officer Spotted Car Linked to Sale of Drugs - Man Arrested

Fentanyl · Colchester

Off-Duty Officer Spotted Car Linked to Sale of Drugs - Man Arrested

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A man who failed to stop for officers was arrested for drugs and driving offences after being spotted by an off-duty officer.See the Story

Berrien County Health Department: now the time to get flu, COVID shots

Vaccines · Berrien County

Berrien County Health Department: now the time to get flu, COVID shots

With the holidays approaching, the Berrien County Health Department is advising everyone to get their flu and COVID shots. Health department public health nurse Jamie Bevington tells us they’re following the guidance issued by the state of Michigan, which is that everyone six months and older should be vaccinated against the flu, and that all adults get the COVID vaccine. The shots might not mean you won’t get an illness, but they ought to reduc…See the Story

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