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Crews battle fire that spread to two homes in Sunset Park area - Vimarsana News

Crews battle fire that spread to two homes in Sunset Park area

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Crews battled a fire that spread to two houses in the Sunset Park area Tuesday afternoon, April 2. The fire began at a home at 319 ...

Community Briefs | Clay Today - Vimarsana News

Community Briefs | Clay Today

ORANGE PARK – To help the environment and support schools and food banks, the Lions Club is collecting and weighing plastic grocery bags. Bags will be photographed, and the information will be …

Glenwood administrator Brian Mitchell apologizes to resident who said she was wrongly pulled over - Vimarsana News

Glenwood administrator Brian Mitchell apologizes to resident who said she was wrongly pulled over

“I apologize,” Glenwood village administrator Brian Mitchell said. “For what?” resident Pamela Darring asked. “For what took place on that day.” “For what part? I’m just trying to be curious. I want something specific.” Mitchell confirmed he was apologizing to the citizen for an incident Aug. 25 in which Mitchell said he was driving onto Arquilla Drive and was not allowed to merge in front of ...

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Fall festivals and Halloween happenings - Vimarsana News

Fall festivals and Halloween happenings

The temperatures are finally dropping, the air is crisper and the smell of pumpkin spice is everywhere. That means fall festivals and Halloween parties will fill the calendar. Another major …

Sarnia police used force at fewer than one per cent of calls last year - Vimarsana News

Sarnia police used force at fewer than one per cent of calls last year

Sarnia police officers reported using force during fewer than one per cent of calls for service in 2022.