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The Most Haunted Spot in All of South Dakota - Vimarsana News

The Most Haunted Spot in All of South Dakota

The state of South Dakota offers plenty of spooky spots to check out (if you dare) this October.

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Steve DiSchiavi Bio : Travel Host : TravelChannel.com - Vimarsana News

Steve DiSchiavi Bio : Travel Host : TravelChannel.com

Former US Marine Steve DiSchiavi is a 21-year veteran of the New York City Police Department, where he was a homicide detective. Using his investigative skills, Steve digs into the history of his clients’ homes, often finding dark and tragic events which could help explain what they’re going through.

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Amy Allan Bio : Travel Host : TravelChannel.com

Paranormal researcher and physical medium Amy Allan works with retired homicide detective Steve DiSchiavi on The Dead Files to help people who believe paranormal activity is ruining their lives.

Realscreen » Archive » The Global 100: United States - Vimarsana News

Realscreen » Archive » The Global 100: United States

AMPLE ENTERTAINMENT Los Angeles | www.ampleent.com Number of employees: 75-100 Number of hours in 2020: 60 Recent projects: 9 months with Courteney Cox season three (Facebook Watch), Kangaroos: The Story of Mala (Netflix), Murder ...

Berks high schoolers exhibit art in Yocum Institute's Juried Art show - Vimarsana News

Berks high schoolers exhibit art in Yocum Institute's Juried Art show

Aspiring Berks County young artists exhibit their work at the 2021 Annual Senior High School Juried Art Exhibit at the Yocum Institute for Arts Education, 3000 Penn Ave., West Lawn, until Feb. 15. “We appreciate the efforts of these talented young artists and their teachers to submit artwork during such a challenging time,” said exhibit judge Amanda Lee Condict, an illustrator and designer. “This year’s exhibit was impacted by the pandemic as shown by the fewer number of entries but the quality of those entries was impressive.” Each year, the Institute invites full-ti...