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Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive - Vimarsana News

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive

A Georgia man is facing 5-years in prison for threatening an executive officer of a New Jersey-based company over email.

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive - Vimarsana News

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive

A Georgia man is facing 5-years in prison for threatening an executive officer of a New Jersey-based company over email.

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive - Vimarsana News

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive

A Georgia man is facing 5-years in prison for threatening an executive officer of a New Jersey-based company over email.

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive - Vimarsana News

Georgia man admits to threatening New Jersey company executive

A Georgia man is facing 5-years in prison for threatening an executive officer of a New Jersey-based company over email.

Source: wobm.com
No easy answers for keeping grocery stores in core Saskatoon neighbourhoods, experts say - Vimarsana News

No easy answers for keeping grocery stores in core Saskatoon neighbourhoods, experts say

The impending closure of Extra Foods on Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon means another neighbourhood will not have a full service grocery store. Former City Planner Alan Wallace says the closure is part of a worrying long-term. “What's at stake here is that a large area of Saskatoon city centre now has no full-service grocery store, and you wonder about the future of some of the other ones that are still existing,” Wallace said.

Source: cbc.ca