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Corle addresses local history, museum - Vimarsana News

Corle addresses local history, museum

Long before George Washington stayed the night in what would later become a bakery bearing his name, Bedford County’s rich history was being created by many different societies of people,

Mesquite Police Department responds to incidents of assault, burglary, robbery and more between Feb. 12-18 - Vimarsana News

Mesquite Police Department responds to incidents of assault, burglary, robbery and more between Feb. 12-18

The Mesquite Police Department responded to incidents of assault, burglary, robbery and more between Feb. 12-18, according to communitycrimemap.com.

Selling Sunset Restaurants: 50 Los Angeles Spots the Cast Has Dined – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Selling Sunset Restaurants: 50 Los Angeles Spots the Cast Has Dined – The Hollywood Reporter

All the (currently open) restaurants, wine bars, lounges and coffee shops where the cast of 'Selling Sunset' have dined, gossiped and celebrated.

Man Sitting In Apartment Shot Through Front Door: LAPD - Vimarsana News

Man Sitting In Apartment Shot Through Front Door: LAPD

Law Enforcement News Man Sitting In Apartment Shot Through Front Door: LAPD A man in Hollywood was shot while sitting in his apartment, authorities said. Initial reports from the Los Angeles Police Department indicate that the man was in his residence, located in the 5600 block of Franklin Avenue, around 11 p.m. Monday evening when he heard a knock at his door. As he went to

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Developer returns to planned subdivision in Southwest Decatur - Vimarsana News

Developer returns to planned subdivision in Southwest Decatur

A shortage of available properties in Limestone and Madison counties convinced a developer to renew his plans to build a subdivision off 14th Avenue Southwest, near Roselawn Cemetery in Decatur,