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Texas' first cohousing residential community breaks ground in East End Houston - Vimarsana News

Texas' first cohousing residential community breaks ground in East End Houston

The East End Houston development will be the first cohousing project in Texas.

Man facing charges for October hit-and-run crash that sent pedestrian to hospital - Vimarsana News

Man facing charges for October hit-and-run crash that sent pedestrian to hospital

A man is facing charges for a hit-and-run crash in Ottawa County that sent a pedestrian to the hospital in October.

Wyoming Man Charged After Grand Haven Hit-and-Run | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Man Charged After Grand Haven Hit-and-Run | Newsradio WOOD 1300 and 106.9 FM

It is in connection to the crash that happened back on October 4, when Bowen hit a 72-year-old pedestrian walking along Green Street just southeast of Grand Haven.

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ESPN.com: Page 2 : Part 2: King me in the West - Vimarsana News

ESPN.com: Page 2 : Part 2: King me in the West

From 7'6' Chinese centers to Sabonis' head to Moochie's hair the Western Conference has it all writes Page 2's Bill Simmons.

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'Maybe We Can Be Friends': New Yorkers Re-emerge in a Changed City - Vimarsana News

'Maybe We Can Be Friends': New Yorkers Re-emerge in a Changed City

‘Maybe We Can Be Friends’: New Yorkers Re-emerge in a Changed City Even as many left the city for the Fourth of July weekend, pockets of activity provided a glimpse of post-pandemic life. Jonny O’Leary wore his mask while playing chess with his friend in Washington Square Park. Some New Yorkers remain uneasy about the virus.Credit...Brittainy Newman for The New York Times July 5, 2021Updated 7:50 p.m. ET This Fourth of July, Iyabo Boyd did two things that she said would have been unthinkable a year ago. She went to a barbecue in a stranger’s yard, and she met new people.