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Gulf World Marine Institute to host Making Turtle Tracks 5K on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Gulf World Marine Institute to host Making Turtle Tracks 5K on Saturday

Gulf World Marine Institute on Saturday will host its second Making Turtle Tracks 5K along the sandy beach in the Panama City Beach area.

Gulf World Marine Institute Hosts "Making Tracks For Turtles" 5k Fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Gulf World Marine Institute Hosts "Making Tracks For Turtles" 5k Fundraiser

At this Earth Day celebration, participants will also get to learn about the local coastal wildlife.

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Cheapest condos for sale in Bay County, Florida - Vimarsana News

Cheapest condos for sale in Bay County, Florida

A look at the top 5 most affordable condos for sale in Bay County as of Wednesday morning. All but one were in the Panama City Beach area.

Trump fan who flew to DC on private jet to join riot asks for pardon - Vimarsana News

Trump fan who flew to DC on private jet to join riot asks for pardon

A Texas real-estate agent named Jenna Ryan is among more than 100 Trump supporters who have been arrested in connection to the Capitol riot. Speaking with a local outlet after being detained by the FBI, Ryan said she was facing prison time and hoped President Donald Trump issued her a pardon.  "I feel like I was basically following my president. I was following what we were called to do. He asked us to fly there. He asked us to be there. So I was doing what he asked us to do," Ryan told CBS 11. Multiple people who stormed the Capitol have said they did so on Trump's instructions. Legal exper...

Alleged rioters say Trump invited them in. Now they want pardons - Vimarsana News

Alleged rioters say Trump invited them in. Now they want pardons

Kevin Rector and Chris Megerian Los Angeles Times / TNS Washington — They launched their assault on the U.S. Capitol with impunity, livestreaming their crimes and posing for photos as they breached the building's perimeter and threatened the democratic process. Now members of the pro-Trump mob are arguing they shouldn't be held to account. Speaking through defense lawyers or in interviews, the alleged rioters argued they did nothing illegal. They couldn't have been trespassing, they say, because they entered the Capitol at the "invitation" of President Trump, following his direct orders. Ca...