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Black Bottom Jazz Fest – Free Afternoon Jazz at Drexel Square - Vimarsana News

Black Bottom Jazz Fest – Free Afternoon Jazz at Drexel Square

The Black Bottom Community Commemoration and Celebration Project presents a free afternoon jazz concert at Drexel Square across the street from the 30th St. Amtrak Station on International Jazz Day. The event is sponsored by the Black Bottom Tribe Association and their partners Drexel University and

The 'Celebration Project' | Siegfred Bueno Mison, Esq. - Vimarsana News

The 'Celebration Project' | Siegfred Bueno Mison, Esq.

Each day around the world, there is a reason to celebrate. The UN estimates that each day, around 385,000 babies are born worldwide. In the Philippines, this number is 3,739 babies born daily in 2021 (156 babies born per hour) as per Philippine Statistics Authority. Such facts are the likely…

Mayor's Memo: A finance award for Bluffton; a Super Bowl fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Mayor's Memo: A finance award for Bluffton; a Super Bowl fundraiser

Lisa Sulka, Bluffton mayor, writes column

New Zealand Celebration Project acknowledges 13 Paralympians in Dunedin - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Celebration Project acknowledges 13 Paralympians in Dunedin

New Zealand Celebration Project acknowledges 13 Paralympians in Dunedin Thursday, 11 February 2021 Paralympics New Zealand (PNZ) has marked its 11th community event as part of The Celebration Project, where the nation's 209 Paralympians since Tel Aviv 1968 are officially recognised and celebrated. The ceremonies have moved to Dunedin where 13 athletes have been recognised in front of their families and friends as well as PNZ commercial partners. These 13 are now part of a group of 121 Paralympians who have been officially recognised at ceremonies with an official numbered Paralympic pin and ...