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Garden Theatre shares progress as rebuilding continues - Vimarsana News

Garden Theatre shares progress as rebuilding continues

In a community statement on its website, the Winter Garden theater points to the steps it's taking to strengthen the organization for the future.

Virginia man confesses to 2004 double murder, sentenced to 4 life sentences: reports - Vimarsana News

Virginia man confesses to 2004 double murder, sentenced to 4 life sentences: reports

A Virginia Beach, Virginia cold case came to a close Monday after a man who pleaded guilty to a 2004 double homicide for the second time was sentenced to four life sentences.

Man gets 4 life sentences for killing VB woman, her 7-year-old son & dog - Vimarsana News

Man gets 4 life sentences for killing VB woman, her 7-year-old son & dog

Richard Stoner, the man who pleaded guilty twice to the 2004 murders of a 29-year-old and her seven-year-old son, was sentenced on Monday.

Source: wtkr.com
Hitman gets life sentence for 2004 murder of Virginia Beach woman and her 7-year-old son - Vimarsana News

Hitman gets life sentence for 2004 murder of Virginia Beach woman and her 7-year-old son

Richard Stoner, 48, told cold case investigators he was hired in 2004 to kill a Virginia Beach woman by her ex-husband. He said he ended up killing the woman's son, too, to spare the boy the trauma of having seen his mother murdered.

A lot to cheer about in polished 'Something Rotten' | Review – Orlando Sentinel - Vimarsana News

A lot to cheer about in polished 'Something Rotten' | Review – Orlando Sentinel

'Something Rotten': Review of the Victory Productions show at the Garden Theatre by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm.