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CSPAN3 Book Discussion December 7, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Book Discussion December 7, 2014

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House becomes a home for St. Joseph family of four - Vimarsana News

House becomes a home for St. Joseph family of four

St. Joseph Habitat for Humanity and community members welcomed a St. Joseph mother and her children to a new home Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting and house blessing ceremony.

Union County highway dedicated in honor of WWI veteran - Vimarsana News

Union County highway dedicated in honor of WWI veteran

MAZEPPA — A stretch of Johnson Mill Road in Buffalo Township will be known as the Sgt. Edward L. Shannon Memorial Highway in honor of a World War I veteran

Highway dedicated in honor of World War I hero - Vimarsana News

Highway dedicated in honor of World War I hero

MAZEPPA — A young soldier who lost his life defending freedom during World War I has been memorialized by having a stretch of a Union County highway renamed in his

United Methodists open door wider for LGBTQ+ members - Vimarsana News

United Methodists open door wider for LGBTQ+ members

In its General Conference in North Carolina this week, the United Methodist Church did away with language that would limit involvement of LGBTQ+ individuals.