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Laura Dyck - Obituary - Thunder Bay - TBNewsWatch.com - Vimarsana News

Laura Dyck - Obituary - Thunder Bay - TBNewsWatch.com

Laura Dyck (Hogard), age 85, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 12, 2023 in St. Joseph’s Hospice after enjoying her well-lived life. She was born to Lawrence and Johanna Hogard on December 16, 1937, in Port Arthur, Ontario.

Allan Edward Dowton - Vimarsana News

Allan Edward Dowton

It is with saddened hearts that the family of Allan Edward Dowton announces his passing on October 15, 2023. After struggling with multiple health issues for the past few years, he died peacefully at home.

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar - Vimarsana News

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar

Floating some of Missouri's many rivers is a way of life during the summer months. Most of those experiences are as peaceful and relaxing as it gets. One Missouri man was camping near the Current River when he woke up hearing something massive taking huge steps through the water. Then, it screamed.

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar - Vimarsana News

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar

Floating some of Missouri's many rivers is a way of life during the summer months. Most of those experiences are as peaceful and relaxing as it gets. One Missouri man was camping near the Current River when he woke up hearing something massive taking huge steps through the water. Then, it screamed.

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar - Vimarsana News

Missouri Man Camping Near River Heard Scream and Then a Loud Roar

Floating some of Missouri's many rivers is a way of life during the summer months. Most of those experiences are as peaceful and relaxing as it gets. One Missouri man was camping near the Current River when he woke up hearing something massive taking huge steps through the water. Then, it screamed.