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13-Year-Old Luke Zardavets Hits 57.91 100 BR, Fastest Since Michael Andrew - Vimarsana News

13-Year-Old Luke Zardavets Hits 57.91 100 BR, Fastest Since Michael Andrew

13-year-old Luke Zardavets posted the fastest time in the 100 breast for a 13-year-old since Michael Andrew swam a 57.03 in 2013.

Ferndale's recreation master plan includes big projects for Wilson Park - Vimarsana News

Ferndale's recreation master plan includes big projects for Wilson Park

FERNDALE — The city of Ferndale is hoping to begin big plans within its parks system this year.

The Day - Virus in New England: Boston gyms, movie theaters can reopen - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Virus in New England: Boston gyms, movie theaters can reopen - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published February 01. 2021 1:12AM | Updated February 01. 2021 1:25AM The Associated Press Businesses like gyms, movie theaters, museums and sightseeing harbor cruises can resume Monday in Boston under its coronavirus pandemic reopening plan. The businesses can reopen, following a 25% capacity limit, given the improvement in the number of COVID-19 cases and in the city's positivity rate. Other sites include aquariums, indoor recreational venues with the potential for low contact, such as batting cages and bowling alleys, and gaming arcades. “While there has been some improvement in recent ...

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Boston gyms and movie theaters can reopen with limits - Vimarsana News

Boston gyms and movie theaters can reopen with limits

The Associated Press Businesses like gyms, movie theaters, museums and sight-seeing harbor cruises can resume Monday in Boston under its coronavirus pandemic reopening plan. The businesses can reopen, following a 25% capacity limit, given the improvement in the number of COVID-19 cases and in the city's positivity rate. Other sites include aquariums, indoor recreational venues with the potential for low contact, such as batting cages and bowling alleys, and gaming arcades. “While there has been some improvement in recent weeks, it’s still vital that everyone remains vigilant,” Mayor Mar...