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Expansion of Carteret waterfront walkway aided by $1.4M state grant - Vimarsana News

Expansion of Carteret waterfront walkway aided by $1.4M state grant

Carteret received a $1.4 million Green Acres grant for the Northern Riverwalk project.

April is moving quickly. May you share your home with an adoptable pet. April 29-30 - Vimarsana News

April is moving quickly. May you share your home with an adoptable pet. April 29-30

Spring is upon us! Best time for long walks with your new fur family member.

Source: silive.com
'Always a safe haven,' Staten Island's Sandy Ground is believed to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad - Vimarsana News

'Always a safe haven,' Staten Island's Sandy Ground is believed to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad

'People got here, not only by boat, but also through covered wagons. Once they got to the Island, they knew if they made it to Sandy Ground they would be okay...'

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Readers sound off on guinea pigs, NYC's energy transition and a young Trump – New York Daily News - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on guinea pigs, NYC's energy transition and a young Trump – New York Daily News

Rockville, Md.: Re “Amid guinea pig glut, pols say you can’t sell ‘em” (April 12): By ending the sale of guinea pigs in pet stores, New York City will protect countless animals from extreme suffering. Guinea pigs, like virtually all animals sold in pet stores, come from animal mills where hundreds or even thousands of animals are bred in unsanitary, crowded conditions without adequate veterinary care.

Tomorrow Is Earth Day. Let's Celebrate Our Harbor. - Vimarsana News

Tomorrow Is Earth Day. Let's Celebrate Our Harbor.

The New York-New Jersey estuary has been honored as a “hope spot” by an environmental group.