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Sheriff: Witness heard gunshots, spotted car dumping Ockalawaha teenagers - Vimarsana News

Sheriff: Witness heard gunshots, spotted car dumping Ockalawaha teenagers

On Thursday, the sheriff shared the key pieces of evidence he hopes will solve murder of three teenagers

Source: wcjb.com
Family identifies second victim in Ocklawaha teen murders - Vimarsana News

Family identifies second victim in Ocklawaha teen murders

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office has released an image of the car used during the murder of three teenagers in the Forest Lakes Park area of Ockawaha

Source: wcjb.com
NOAA: Ian was Cat 5 before weakening at Florida landfall - Vimarsana News

NOAA: Ian was Cat 5 before weakening at Florida landfall

Hurricane Ian briefly reached maximum Category 5 status before weakening to a Category 4...

Welcome To IANS Live - ENTERTAINMENT - Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Ruslan Sirota collaborate with Kshitij Tarey for album 'Classical Crossover' - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - ENTERTAINMENT - Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Ruslan Sirota collaborate with Kshitij Tarey for album 'Classical Crossover'

The first song 'More Ghar Aye- Classical Funk' has hit the airwaves. 'More Ghar Aye- Classical Funk' features collaboration between Kshitij and international bassist Camille Frillex. The USP of the album is the meeting of two completely different genres of Indian and Western music that come together to create a beautiful musical piece.The

Second season of CBC's Run the Burbs balances comic joy and mournful cultural sentiments - Vimarsana News

Second season of CBC's Run the Burbs balances comic joy and mournful cultural sentiments

Comedy aside, Andrew Phung’s sitcom is also about 1980s kids celebrating and desperately clinging to their communities – which are either slipping away or changing at an accelerating rate – and the memories those places foster