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Back on May 15 2011, Deputy Dennis Daversa was accused of kicking in an apartment door at Huntsville Place Apartments, threatening two women and holding them against their will. More >>
Back on May 15 2011, Deputy Dennis Daversa was accused of kicking in an apartment door at Huntsville Place Apartments, threatening two women and holding them against their will. More >>
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The Alabama Army National Guard 167th returned to Cullman Monday after nine months in various areas of Afghanistan.More >>
The Alabama Army National Guard 167th returned to Cullman Monday after nine months in various areas of Afghanistan.More >>
MADISON COUNTY, AL (AP) -
Lawyers in Madison County are offering free legal assistance for homeless veterans.
The 3-day event called
Operation Stand Down in Huntsville will also provide homeless vets with
medical help, clothing, haircuts, food and showers. It's scheduled for
Oct. 19-21.
Angela Rawls of the Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Group told Al.com that many veterans have benefit issues to resolve with the federal
government. She said they sometimes need help in other areas, such as
wage garnishments, collection attempts and family law.
She said the lawyers
participating in the program will take legal cases or refer them to the
Volunteer Lawyer's office, which has 320 participating attorneys.
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