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Inflation, aging population, and loss of COVID funding impact Michigan Meals on Wheels programs - Vimarsana News

Inflation, aging population, and loss of COVID funding impact Michigan Meals on Wheels programs

Many Meals on Wheels providers report that challenges have arisen as their client lists continue to grow thanks to an aging population, even as pandemic relief funding dries up.

St. Patrick's Day in Burlington: Irish Heritage Festival & parade - Vimarsana News

St. Patrick's Day in Burlington: Irish Heritage Festival & parade

Annual event was canceled as COVID-19 arrived in March 2020 and was held online last year, making this first in-person celebration since 2019

Harvest fest in Hinesburg - Vimarsana News

Harvest fest in Hinesburg

Hinesburg is holding a Perennial Harvest Festival on Sunday, Oct. 17, noon-5 p.m.

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Book Review: 'The Oriole & the Ovenbird' by Angela Patten - Vimarsana News

Book Review: 'The Oriole & the Ovenbird' by Angela Patten

Angela Patten Vermont poet Cora Brooks (1941-2018) would sometimes begin her public readings with a one-line poem: "Forgive these words they are not birds." While ruing the meagerness of human artifice compared with nature's wonders, in a quietly melodic way Brooks was also offering a bit of birdsong of her own — not only an apology but an emulation. Angela Patten would likely concur, and heartily, with Brooks' sense of fellowship with the feathered ones. Her new chapbook, The Oriole & the Ovenbird, includes 21 poems, with a bird (or several) appe...

Joy as baby's back | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner - Vimarsana News

Joy as baby's back | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner

WESTERN BUREAU: As joy over the recovery of 18-month-old Akelia Patten reverberated from a remote north Clarendon district to the city streets of Montego Bay, a clear motive has not emerged despite family claims that a soured romantic relationship may have been at the root of the dramatic gunpoint abduction. Angela Patten, the grandmother of Akelia ‘Paris’ Patten, breathed a sigh of relief following news that her granddaughter had been found after an intensive police investigation over a heart-stopping 72 hours. She believes that the case turned on the power of prayer and her belief in ...