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Retiring firefighters, volunteers recognized - Vimarsana News

Retiring firefighters, volunteers recognized

CROSSLAKE — The Crosslake City Council recognized Dean Olson as a retiring firefighter with 24 years of service, and Peter and Pam Graves as Friends of the City for their service and commitment to the city, particularly to the parks.

No longer cowed by COVID, Henry County Beef Association holds awards banquet - Vimarsana News

No longer cowed by COVID, Henry County Beef Association holds awards banquet

Several Kewanee-area farmers, businesses given awards for support of industry

SVM Term 6 students travel to Las Vegas for clinical skills training - Vimarsana News

SVM Term 6 students travel to Las Vegas for clinical skills training

Term 6 students Amanda Broeder, Shannon Millikin, and Nakia Sweetman at the Oquendo campus in Las Vegas, NV. Photo courtesy of Nakia Sweetman. When the COVID-19 pandemic prevented School of Veterinary Medicine students from participating in hands-on training in Grenada, St. George’s University coordinated a unique alternative under the bright lights and glitz in Las Vegas, NV. This semester, a total of 98 Term 6 students attended clinical skills workshops at the Viticus Center – Oquendo Campus in Las Vegas. The center is a venue for many medical and veterinary medicine continuing educatio...

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Friendship Village of South Hills completes vaccinations of residents, employees - Vimarsana News

Friendship Village of South Hills completes vaccinations of residents, employees

On Wednesday, Vincie Musillo received her second dose of the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. “The first time, I didn’t feel anything with the shot,” she said. “But this time, she went right into the muscle. So that hurt a little bit.” But as the professional who gave the inoculation told her, that’s where it was supposed to go. “She says, ‘oh, you might get a little bit sleepy,’” Musillo said. “And I said, ‘oh, that’s normal for me, to get sleepy in the daytime.’” Beyond the slight pain, she was happy to be amon...