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The Bajan Reporter | 50th Anniversary and Strokes of Genius: Ian Kenyon, Chief Executive Officer - Vimarsana News

The Bajan Reporter | 50th Anniversary and Strokes of Genius: Ian Kenyon, Chief Executive Officer

Getting to 50 is indeed an achievement in any context , cricket for one but in Business it really is quite a rare event. Based on global statistics only 45%

Harvest Cycle features songwriters sharing craft at Denmark Arts Center - Vimarsana News

Harvest Cycle features songwriters sharing craft at Denmark Arts Center

Harvest Cycle, a songwriters circle performance of original songs and the stories behind them, will feature local songwriters Vanessa Jones of Bridgton, Gene Bahr of Sebago, Janet Gill of Denmark, Don Gooding of Bridgton, and Chuck Dietzel and Katherine Rhoda of Hiram sharing their talent at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 18. Expect an interesting […]

Harris Paints Makes History with New Next Gen Products and Earns Patent in 50th Year - Vimarsana News

Harris Paints Makes History with New Next Gen Products and Earns Patent in 50th Year

Regional paint manufacturer and retailer, Harris Paints, hits a half century next month, and is shaking up the paint industry by unveiling...

Daytona Beach Still Has Rental Assistance Money For Those Financially Affected By COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Daytona Beach Still Has Rental Assistance Money For Those Financially Affected By COVID-19

Jun 10, 2021 | 11:54 AM Daytona Beach, FL – The city of Daytona Beach wants residents to know that there’s rental assistance for income-eligible residents affected financially by COVID-19. Compliance Manager Don Gooding said the city-initiated program began in May 2020  and started with $2.6 million. There’s now less than $65,000 remaining. “This has been a very successful initiative because we’ve been able to quickly give residents the financial help they need to avoid being evicted or becoming homeless,” said Gooding. These funds do not need to be paid back. Hou...