PUT-IN-BAY - After having served in the role on an interim basis for the past 10 months, Put-in-Bay Police Chief James Kimble was officially named to the full-time position this week.
On Tuesday, Put-in-Bay village council members voted to approve hiring Kimble following the recommendation of Mayor Jessica Dress.
“I’m thankful and blessed to be accepted by this community and take on this role as chief,” Kimble said. “I’m new to the community. I wasn’t born and raised here. But coming in from the outside, it’s been open arms from the community. They welcomed me and people made it clear they wanted to see me stay.”
PUT-IN-BAY - After having served in the role on an interim basis for the past 10 months, Put-in-Bay Police Chief James Kimble was officially named to the full-time position this week.
On Tuesday, Put-in-Bay village council members voted to approve hiring Kimble following the recommendation of Mayor Jessica Dress.
“I’m thankful and blessed to be accepted by this community and take on this role as chief,” Kimble said. “I’m new to the community. I wasn’t born and raised here. But coming in from the outside, it’s been open arms from the community. They welcomed me and people made it clear they wanted to see me stay.”
who s been dealing with domestic violence and serious other felonies. now guerrero is free to go. he just needs to fill out some paperwork. this is an occasion that any prisoner, it s like their high five moment. hey, i m about to have my freedom again, right? but guerrero might not want to leave the jail. why? a worst fate could await him on the outside. he said there was a hit upon him, meaning he was going to get killed if he got outside these doors. a hit by a mexican drug cartel known as loszetas. the cartel sees him as a snitch for leaking information to law enforcement. sheriff babeu says to understand guerrero s fear, you d have to understand the brutality of the mexican drug cartels. they re very proud of their violence and the fact they torture people, that they kill people, that they behead them. chief deputy james kimble
eight minutes to travel over to 83. here is a live view outside. we will check volume for you. problem-free on 32 right now. this is the northeast corner at bel air road. not enough volume to about 2 a delight. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back over to you. thank you. all eyes are on hurricane earl as it makes its way towards the atlantic coach. officials are on alert from north carolina to maine. we have more. there is concern as hurricane earl continues to close in on the east coast. from north carolina to maine, at any of these areas could be impacted. the current forecast track shows earl brushing the coast in the next couple of days. it doesn t have to make landfall to have a significant impact. i think everybody is concerned. the locals were saying, it is teasing us. we will hang out and see what happens, until they run us off the island of. evacuation orders or already in effect and some are expected later today. as far north as massachusetts
good morning, welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. i m gigi barnett. i m tim williams. temperatures muggy outside. around 60 degrees in some parts of the region. a very humid start to the day. across the area to the west, seeing thunderstorms, that is a good thing. they re coming through early. they re getting out of here early and we ll start to see a calmer day as far as rain and storms are concerned. first warning live doppler radar tells the story. the front is pushing into western pennsylvania, parts of western maryland and the western panhandle. the storms will roll in about noon. they should be passing the region and really crossing the eastern shore on their way out of the area. it will get cooler. it will get gusty, but the storms will be gone. your forecast looks like this: starting out with temperatures around the 70-degree range in some parts of the yeah where the storms have not cooled the atmosphere yet. a daytime high of 74. we hit early and then we cool