Memorial run held for Madison police officer Corey Ray Share Updated: 5:35 AM CDT Jul 18, 2021 Share Updated: 5:35 AM CDT Jul 18, 2021
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Show Transcript 16 WAPT S ALLIE WARE H AS MORE ON THE 408 RUN. MADISON POLICE OFFICER COREY RAY PASSED AWAY WEDNESDAY AFTER A MONTHS LONG ILLNESS SATURDAY MORNING THE COMMUNITY WENT FOR A RUN IN MEMORY OF THE OFFICER WHO S BADGE NUMBER WAS 408. RAY WAS ALSO THE RESOURCE OFFICER AT MADISON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AND BY THE NUMBER OF RUNNERS WHO SHOWED UP HE CLEARLY MADA E HUGE IMPACT IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS. THE RUN STARTED A THE RENAISSANCE IN RIDGLEN AD AND WHAT WAS A SOMBER MOMENT BECAME A CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR MAN Y. THE MADISON CENTRAL COMMUNITY IS ASKING ANYONE WHO WANTS TO REMEMBER OFFICER RAY TO LOG 4.08 MILES THIS WEEKEND AND P
2021 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship And UDA National Dance Team Championship Honor Top Teams
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Old Bridge police vow to continue to tell the story of their fellow brother in blue ×
OLD BRIDGE – The Old Bridge Police Department closed out 2020 with a farewell to one of their brothers in blue, Christopher Cronin. They vow to continue to tell his story.
“As 2020 grinds to an end, we cannot help but look back on what we’ve lost and what we’ve gained this year,” a post on the department’s social media page stated on Jan. 1. “We’ve lost family. We’ve lost dear friends and we’ve lost loved ones. We’ve lost trust, some common sense and in some cases freedom to an invisible foe. To those who have lost someone close to them … please keep telling their story.”