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Obituary – Joseph Sidney Yates - The Henrico Citizen - Vimarsana News

Obituary – Joseph Sidney Yates - The Henrico Citizen

YATES, Joseph S. (PopPop, Dad, Joe, Blue, Mr. Ump), died on September 18, 2023. Joe died knowing that he had led a blessed life with his Lord, family, and friends. Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Sidney E. Yates and Evelyn Robertson Yates. He is survived by his son, Michael S. Yates (Hannah),

Town Ward: New play inspired by real-life student activism at former PCVS - Vimarsana News

Town Ward: New play inspired by real-life student activism at former PCVS

Exhibition of archival materials from the school’s history will also be on display

AN UPDATE ON THE ARMED FORCES OF LIBERIA STATUS AND ITS INVOLVEMENT IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS - Vimarsana News

AN UPDATE ON THE ARMED FORCES OF LIBERIA STATUS AND ITS INVOLVEMENT IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS

INRTRODUCTIONThe Ministry of National Defense conveyed its warmest compliments and has the honor to respectfully inform the people of Liberia of the status of the Armed Forces of Liberia.  The new Liberia military, the Armed Forces of Liberia (A

Sarnia Police: 'Disturbing messaging' closes Sarnia school to in-person learning - Vimarsana News

Sarnia Police: 'Disturbing messaging' closes Sarnia school to in-person learning

North Collegiate Institute and Vocation School (NCIVS) will be closed to in-person learning Thursday after a “disturbing message” was found on school property, officials say.

Opinion: World War I Camp Gordon continues after war ends - Vimarsana News

Opinion: World War I Camp Gordon continues after war ends

World War I ended on Nov. 11, 1918, but Camp Gordon, a military training camp built in Chamblee, continued for almost three years. Today, much of that land is home