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Chevy Chase Community Center asking for help after mass shooting leaves facility unusable - Vimarsana News

Chevy Chase Community Center asking for help after mass shooting leaves facility unusable

Members of the Chevy Chase Community Center are asking for the public’s help after a mass shooting left their facility unusable.

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S&T TO HOLD COLLECTION DRIVE FOR CHEVY CHASE COMMUNITY CENTER - Vimarsana News

S&T TO HOLD COLLECTION DRIVE FOR CHEVY CHASE COMMUNITY CENTER

S&T Bank is putting together an event to help out the Chevy Chase Community Center, whose operations were disrupted after the tragic shooting last...

Agency promoting awareness in estate planning | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Agency promoting awareness in estate planning | News, Sports, Jobs

Estate planning sounds lofty. However, here is one thing to keep in mind- we are all different. Estate planning is looking at your goals, your assets, and your

VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN FATAL SHOOTING AT CHEVY CHASE COMMUNITY CENTER - Vimarsana News

VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN FATAL SHOOTING AT CHEVY CHASE COMMUNITY CENTER

Indiana County Coroner Jerry Overman, Jr. has released the identity of the man killed early Sunday morning at the mass shooting at the Chevy Chase Com...

'Art As You Wish' Painting Workshop Turns 5 at Health First's Aging Services Center for Family Caregivers - Vimarsana News

'Art As You Wish' Painting Workshop Turns 5 at Health First's Aging Services Center for Family Caregivers

Jan Bryant of Cocoa helms the monthly painting workshop at the Center for Family Caregivers called Interpreting Art As You Wish: Appreciating Art and Time Together, a service of Health First’s Aging Services, funded by the Health First Foundation. The students are area seniors suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or other cognitive impairment, and their caregivers, and the class is free to them.