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Bath election: Voters to decide council seat, $30 million in infrastructure spending - Vimarsana News

Bath election: Voters to decide council seat, $30 million in infrastructure spending

The Nov. 7 election in Bath features four candidates vying for an at-large council seat and bond questions for $25 million in sewer upgrades and $5 million for street repairs.

5 podcast episodes on the essentials of longevity, healthy aging—from the effects of exercise and alcohol to genetics - Vimarsana News

5 podcast episodes on the essentials of longevity, healthy aging—from the effects of exercise and alcohol to genetics

Looking to learn more about the factors that contribute to longevity and aging gracefully? Listen to these five podcast episodes for longevity hacks.

Tally Health CEO on slowing down the epigenetic clock - Vimarsana News

Tally Health CEO on slowing down the epigenetic clock

Co-founded by longevity expert and Harvard genetics professor Dr. David Sinclair and serial entrepreneur Whitney Casey, Tally Health entered the market earlier this year as a health ally for anyone looking to improve healthspan and increase longevity.

City moving forward with Wayne St. property cleanup - Vimarsana News

City moving forward with Wayne St. property cleanup

The city is moving forward with plans to have a contractor clean up the rubble of two dilapidated downtown properties, though the timeline for that work is currently unknown.

Bath information sessions to cover spending questions, charter amendments in November election - Vimarsana News

Bath information sessions to cover spending questions, charter amendments in November election

Bath voters on Nov. 7 will decide on a $25 million bond for sewer projects and a $5 million bond for street and sidewalk improvements.