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Armidale Rotary Book Fair: Council backtracks on sign decision | The Armidale Express - Vimarsana News

Armidale Rotary Book Fair: Council backtracks on sign decision | The Armidale Express

Council will now allow Armidale Central Rotary Club to advertise their annual book fair on signs around town.

Armidale Rotary Book Fair: Council backtracks on sign decision | The Armidale Express - Vimarsana News

Armidale Rotary Book Fair: Council backtracks on sign decision | The Armidale Express

Council will now allow Armidale Central Rotary Club to advertise their annual book fair on signs around town.

Douglas County Past: Court verdict hinges on hanging timber; Cold snap brings railway employees back to work - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Past: Court verdict hinges on hanging timber; Cold snap brings railway employees back to work

From the Feb. 13, 1903 Telegram: "A verdict of $300 damages was this morning rendered in the superior court against the Rogers-Ruger company because the company piled its lumber negligently and a little girl had thereby received injuries."

The Day - Groton voters shouldn't make assumptions - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Groton voters shouldn't make assumptions - News from southeastern Connecticut

Rosanne Kotowski is mistaken in her perception of the candidates for the Groton Town Council. ("Back candidates who oppose Oral School Plan," Sept.

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Veteran Spotlight: Sgt. McCarthy - Vimarsana News

Veteran Spotlight: Sgt. McCarthy

  McCarthy served his country as a sergeant in the Army in the Vietnam War from 1966 to 1968.    His basic training was at Fort Dix, N.J., before he shipped out first to Alaska from McGuire Air Force Base.   "We were drinking at a bar and this civilian who was working on the pipeline was bombed and said he wanted to go with us to Vietnam," said McCarthy, than laughed. "We wrapped him in an overcoat and snuck him on the plane. ... The pilot said he didn't have to pay for his flight over but had to pay for the return trip. It made the news."