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Sunday Notes: Willson Contreras Stars in Will Craig's Theatre of The Absurd - Vimarsana News

Sunday Notes: Willson Contreras Stars in Will Craig's Theatre of The Absurd

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Gomber pitches Rockies past Mets 3-2 for team's 3rd road win - Vimarsana News

Gomber pitches Rockies past Mets 3-2 for team's 3rd road win

Gomber pitches Rockies past Mets 3-2 for team's 3rd road win By RONALD BLUM Associated Press May 24, 2021 — 10:45pm Text size Copy shortlink: NEW YORK — The Colorado Rockies wanted to make sure they didn't fall flat again when they got back to sea level. Having started 2-17 on the road and 16-12 in the thin ai...

The Davao Dozen: How Americans First Learned About the Bataan Death March - Vimarsana News

The Davao Dozen: How Americans First Learned About the Bataan Death March

The Bataan Death March. (Painting by Mukai Junkichi) On April 9, 1942, 75,000 American and Filipino soldiers who surrendered to the Imperial Japanese Army in the Philippines were forced to march more than 60 miles in the extreme heat of the Philippines. Hundreds of Americans and thousands of Filipinos died in the journey. The reward for the survivors was brutal treatment in a Japanese prisoner of war camp for the next three years -- if they were lucky to live that long. Americans back home might never have known about the harsh conditions for POWs in the Philippines if it weren’t for 12 men...

New owners renovating old Mojo's building on Cary to attract restaurant - Vimarsana News

New owners renovating old Mojo's building on Cary to attract restaurant

New owners renovating old Mojo’s building on Cary to attract restaurant   Mike Platania photo) Gordon Quinby and Charley Smith are hoping a makeover will help an old Cary Street restaurant building get its mojo back. The pair last month purchased the former Mojo’s Philadeli building at 733 W. Cary St. for $750,000. Sitting near VCU’s campus at the corner of West Cary and South Laurel streets, the 6,700-square-foot building had been home to Mojo’s for over 20 years. The restaurant closed last fall, and Quinby and Smith’s purchase of the building closed Dec. 22. The 121-year-old buil...