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Arrests May 21 - Vimarsana News

Arrests May 21

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following information was taken from the intake reports generated from the Sevier County Jail. All are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Names

AgriCulture: AG Day on the duPont Farm, Fresh Source Market to open Monday - Vimarsana News

AgriCulture: AG Day on the duPont Farm, Fresh Source Market to open Monday

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Teachers, students create classroom surprise for Roy student - Vimarsana News

Teachers, students create classroom surprise for Roy student

A Utah mother said her "heart exploded with gratitude" after seeing how teachers and classmates surprised her son at Roy Junior High School last week.

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By Carl Hamilton cahamilton@cecilwhig.com Jul 12, 2021 cahamilton / CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY SCOTT SERIO  With police and other emergency vehicles lining Marysville Road near North East on Sunday, officers can be seen in the street after a Cecil County Sheriff’s Office deputy suffered a gunshot wound to his arm and a man was fatally shot during a fight-in-progress incident in the 100 block of Chesapeake Ridge Lane, a short distance away. cahamilton / CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY SCOT SERIO  With police and other emergency vehicles lining Marysville Road near North East on Sunday, off...

Beekeeping class gets students buzzing - Vimarsana News

Beekeeping class gets students buzzing

FAIR HILL — The next time Bradford Luff teaches his beginning beekeeper class for Cecil Land Trust he's going to let his students in on a few secrets in advance. "Don't wear black. The only natural enemy of the honeybee is the bear," Luff, vice president of the Susquehanna Beekeepers Association, said to his five students Saturday morning. He added that wearing red is also not a good idea because the bees see it as black. As each student donned the protective gear -- a long sleeved jacket complete with a screened in hood -- and gloves, Luff urged them to move slow so as not to antagon...