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Jack Sheedy: Early Files - Vimarsana News

Jack Sheedy: Early Files

1942: Joseph P. Kennedy, former Ambassador to Great Britain, and Mrs. Kennedy, plan to arrive at their summer home about the middle of the month.

J Street Regulars Live and Live Streamed at the Sanctuary - Vimarsana News

J Street Regulars Live and Live Streamed at the Sanctuary

J Street Regulars Live and Live Streamed at the Sanctuary We are excited to resume hosting live music events at the Sanctuary for the first time since March 2020. We'll celebrate this milestone with the J Street Regulars James Zeller, Katie Belknap and Daniel Nickerson. They perform original music and choice classics in their inimitable style with vocal harmonies and an array of instruments including trombone, clarinet, guitars, piano and upright bass.

INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE: LOITERING/PROWLING, PUBLIC DRUNKENESS, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - Vimarsana News

INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE: LOITERING/PROWLING, PUBLIC DRUNKENESS, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

The Voice of Indiana County INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE: LOITERING/PROWLING, PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF By Hometown4 May 3, 2021 | 3:21 PM Indiana Borough Police have charged a Blairsville man with loitering and prowling following an incident on April 28. Reports say officers were dispatched to a home along the 700-block of South St. in Indiana following reports of a man following women in the area. Upon investigation, police identified the man as 27-year-old Austin Wolf. Charges against Wolf were filed through District Judge Guy Haberl’s office. ***** Indiana Borough Police a...

Early Files compiled by Jack Sheedy - Vimarsana News

Early Files compiled by Jack Sheedy

1861 The Fishing-Bounty: Funds for the payment of the Bounties in this District have not yet been received by the Collector. We have no definite knowledge as to when funds will be provided; but as soon as they are, we shall give notice through our columns. In the present condition of commerce, the revenue from imports is greatly reduced, and the income of the government is unequal to the payment of the expenses … Our people are suffering much from their inability to sell their fish, and we hope they will be able soon to derive some little assistance from the bounties.