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Soap Box Derby celebrates great weekend - Vimarsana News

Soap Box Derby celebrates great weekend

The International Soap Box Derby is a non-profit youth education and leadership development organization whose mission is to build knowledge and character and to create meaningful experiences through collaboration,fair and

16th Annual Soap Box Derby Deemed Delightful - Vimarsana News

16th Annual Soap Box Derby Deemed Delightful

Saturday's 16th Annual Hopkinsville Kiwanis Soap Box Derby proved to be a success. Race Director Annie Catron says the entire stock division this year was first

Letters to the Editor 9/30/21 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor 9/30/21

Barry Washington, Jr., Biden Must Do More to End the Filibuster, New Code Changes and more

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Monroe news

Monroe news Hello Monroe! Things seem a bit quiet around town as July weather yo-yos all over the place. Perhaps you saw it was warmer this past Christmas Day than our recent Fourth of July…don’t you just love weather in Maine? I’ll admit, I sent Ethan off with a winter hat for Oliver on Saturday, July 3, when they spent the evening in the boat on Randall Pond fishing and watching fireworks! Condolences My heart is broken for the family and friends of Tara Grotton. Tara passed away recently after a courageous battle with cancer; a young, vibrant life taken much too soon. She and her hus...

Alzheimer's deaths skyrocket as patients have their lives 'upended' by the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Alzheimer's deaths skyrocket as patients have their lives 'upended' by the pandemic

Alzheimer's deaths skyrocket as patients' lives 'upended' by pandemic Georgea Kovanis, Detroit Free Press DETROIT – George Pitchford knew his wife, Bettie, a retired educator whose lively mind was lost in the fog that is Alzheimer's, was going to get worse. But he hadn't expected her to die, at least not so soon. The nursing center where she lived closed to visitors, and everything changed. George and a legion of family friends were no longer allowed to take Bettie on the walks she so greatly enjoyed. Within months, she was in a wheelchair. They saw her only through window...

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