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SFGTV BOS Full Board Of Supervisors July 12, 2024 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV BOS Full Board Of Supervisors July 12, 2024

My son becomes not just more confident in socializing, but he becomes so determined in setting and achieving goals, even during this time. Its a total transformation for him. Im so grateful for s. I. For the things they provide for the student community. So i see the immeasurable values of the athletic opportunities that help to bring a strong younger generation. Last, but not least, as a sunset student im proud of s. I. As a landmark in our community. Its architecture and the athletic field, when its lit up during the nighttime it will be such a beautiful work of art and im always proud of to...

Verbal dispute escalates to shooting - Vimarsana News

Verbal dispute escalates to shooting

One man is hospitalized and another behind bars after a verbal argument turned violent Sunday afternoon.

Police roundup: Ohio man charged after police say he solicited juvenile - Vimarsana News

Police roundup: Ohio man charged after police say he solicited juvenile

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — A Portsmouth man is facing charges including attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, disseminating matter harmful to a juvenile, importuning and a probation violation, according to

Puckett to leave Newnan High for director position - Vimarsana News

Puckett to leave Newnan High for director position

Dr. Chase Puckett is leaving Newnan High School to become the Coweta County School System’s director of instructional services and gifted education.

Town Line Lake Park: Sell it or Save it? - Vimarsana News

Town Line Lake Park: Sell it or Save it?

Years ago, the park housed playground equipment and picnic shelters. But more recently, fewer visitors frequent the park. “The use of that park has dropped dramatically,” said Paul Fiene, Oneida County’s Forestry Director. “I’ve been here 26 years and in the 26 years I’ve been here the use of the lake has been minimal.” He said the drop in visitors is part of the reason the Forestry, Land and Recreation committee voted to sell 8 acres of the park in 2017. The committee had planned to use funds from the sale to purchase a different lakeside property. But with a change of leadersh...

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