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Letter: Have fun, be cautious with fireworks - Vimarsana News

Letter: Have fun, be cautious with fireworks

Independence Day is approaching, and fireworks will soon dominate the sky. The Illinois Insurance Association and its member companies encourage residents to choose professional fireworks shows over backyard exhibitions.

Letter:: A time to embrace faith, fidelity - Vimarsana News

Letter:: A time to embrace faith, fidelity

My former Danville friend, Darrell Maxwell, informed me earlier this month about 11 unsuccessful attempts at an Illinois abortion clinic.

Nova Scotia News: Bob Dawson, Saint Mary's University - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia News: Bob Dawson, Saint Mary's University

Bob Dawson walked into the Halifax Forum for the first time in decades.

'A great day for hockey': N.S. trailblazer reflects on NHL's first all-Black lineup - Vimarsana News

'A great day for hockey': N.S. trailblazer reflects on NHL's first all-Black lineup

The first all-Black lineup in the NHL brings back memories for Nova Scotian Percy Paris. He was in the same spot about 50 years ago as part of the first all-Black line in Canadian university hockey in the early 1970s.

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'A great day for hockey': N.S. trailblazer reflects on NHL's first all-Black line - Vimarsana News

'A great day for hockey': N.S. trailblazer reflects on NHL's first all-Black line

Posted: May 11, 2021 9:26 PM AT | Last Updated: May 12 From left, Bob Dawson, Percy Paris and Darrell Maxwell played for the Saint Mary's Huskies and made up the first all-Black line in Canadian university hockey in 1970.(Bob Dawson) A historic night for Black athletes in the NHL brought back memories for Nova Scotian Percy Paris of his own days on the ice. On Monday night, the Tampa Bay Lightning started three Black forwards in their regular-season finale against the Florida Panthers: Mathieu Joseph, Daniel Walcott and Gemel Smith. Such a sight is a rarity in NHL history — if not an absolu...

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