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Deer processors see record business after first firearm hunting weekend - Vimarsana News

Deer processors see record business after first firearm hunting weekend

Deer processors across Genesee County say they are busier than ever this year, and struggling to keep up with the amount of deer that are coming in.

Source: abc12.com
Schumer calls on USDA to address milk carton shortage - Vimarsana News

Schumer calls on USDA to address milk carton shortage

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CKCU: [FDFDF 2023 EP 3:3] - Friday Drive - Vimarsana News

CKCU: [FDFDF 2023 EP 3:3] - Friday Drive

Happy Friday Drivers! Back at it with episode 3/3 and the final FDFDF (Friday Drive Funding Drive Freestyle) for this year’s CKCU’s annual funding drive ending this Sunday November 12th at 6 PM. Although we'll still be accepting donations past 6 PM Sunday this is your last chance to donate while the Drive is officially still on! Do it now! Looking to enlist your support for the radio station I’ve been volunteering at since 1991, producing various programs over the years. Currently offering “The Friday Drive”, two hours of grooves to unwind you from your workweek and wind you up for y...

Source: ckcufm.com
Winchester Little Theatre takes on fear with 'The Humans' - Vimarsana News

Winchester Little Theatre takes on fear with 'The Humans'

The interim between Halloween and Thanksgiving can be awkward. There are echoes of spookiness lingering and a tension between the growing chill in the air colliding with the desire for

County considers electric vehicles | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

County considers electric vehicles | News, Sports, Jobs

FAIRMONT— The Martin County Board of Commissioners spent the beginning of its meeting on Tuesday in closed session. Once the meeting opened, Commissioner Jaim