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Bright Spot: Statewide murals dedicated to MLK Jr. & racial equity - Vimarsana News

Bright Spot: Statewide murals dedicated to MLK Jr. & racial equity

The life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Junior is on full display through giant works of art around Connecticut.

Source: wfsb.com
America rides into Huntington on its 50th anniversary tour - Vimarsana News

America rides into Huntington on its 50th anniversary tour

HUNTINGTON — You can count on one hand the number of rock bands forged by high school friends still making a living in music decades later.

4-H youth sell winning livestock at fair - Vimarsana News

4-H youth sell winning livestock at fair

The 37th Annual Adams County 4-H/FFA Jr. Livestock Sale was held during the recent South Mountain Fair near Arendtsville, according to a release issued by Darlene M. Resh, Penn State

This N.J. city just got a lot more colorful with 50 murals in public spaces (PHOTOS) - Vimarsana News

This N.J. city just got a lot more colorful with 50 murals in public spaces (PHOTOS)

Venus held a spray can and the sculpture of David got a modern look. Fifty artists created public art for all, some painting in direct sun, while some luckily had a spot in the shade under a highway overpass, during Jersey City’s Mural festival, held Saturday and Sunday in multiple sites across the city. The Hamilton Park neighborhood area has 35 new murals covering hundreds of thousands of ...

Source: msn.com
Pueblo Levee Trail dedication held in honor of Great Flood of 1921 - Vimarsana News

Pueblo Levee Trail dedication held in honor of Great Flood of 1921

Community leaders and members gathered Thursday in celebration of the Pueblo Levee Trail and to remember the Great Flood of 1921.