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Williamson Co. Republican party files objectors' petition against State's Attorney candidate - Vimarsana News

Williamson Co. Republican party files objectors' petition against State's Attorney candidate

Jeff Diederich, Williamson County Republican Party Chairman and Sheriff Elect, filed an objector’s petition with the Williamson County Clerk on Thursday, September 8, 2022.

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35 Fun Summer Date Ideas to Enjoy With Your Partner - Vimarsana News

35 Fun Summer Date Ideas to Enjoy With Your Partner

Keep the romance alive with these creative, fun, and inexpensive warm weather dates.

Jesse Clay (J.C.) Ward - Vimarsana News

Jesse Clay (J.C.) Ward

Jesse Clay (J.C.) Ward of New Braunfels went to be with the Lord at the age of 94 on Tuesday, April 6, 2021 after a sudden illness.  He was born on Sept. 4, 1926 in McMullen, MO.  J.C. entered the service of the United States Navy during WWII  two months after his 18th birthday.  On his ship headed toward Japan and halfway out in the Pacific Ocean, Japan surrendered and the war ended.  After his discharge from the service, he met his loving wife of 53 years, Margaret Helen Lynn, who preceded him in death in 2006.  J.C. and Margaret had 5 daughters together.  He was also p...

How have Detroit's urban farms fared during the pandemic? - Vimarsana News

How have Detroit's urban farms fared during the pandemic?

How have Detroit's urban farms fared during the pandemic? Nina Ignaczak Matt Hallowell Andrew Chae and Amy Eckert, who started Fisheye Farm in 2015, pivoted during the pandemic to a full-fledged CSA. CRAIN'S MICHIGAN BUSINESS: THE FOOD ECONOMY The business of getting food on our plates, and the paths it takes to get there, have been disrupted by COVID-19 in ways that require flexibility and adaptation at all levels of the industry. This month’s Crain’s Michigan Business examines how that is playing out in food transportation, restaurant business models and even in food waste. In this spe...