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Fmr. Lowell school bus driver charged with child molestation in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Fmr. Lowell school bus driver charged with child molestation in Indiana

A Kent County man has been taken into custody for an Indiana cold case from 2013. We’re told new information led investigators across multiple states resulting in Hare’s arrest.

Michigan man arrested, facing seven counts child molestation from Grant County cold case - Vimarsana News

Michigan man arrested, facing seven counts child molestation from Grant County cold case

A Michigan man was arrested and charged with seven counts of child molestation from a 2013 case in Grant County.

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Registration open for Bantam Jeep Fest - Vimarsana News

Registration open for Bantam Jeep Fest

One of Butler County’s most popular annual traditions, the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival, is scheduled for June 7 to 9 at Cooper’s Lake Campground in Slippery Rock. Registration recently opened on th...

Ending racism for a better Amerca | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

Ending racism for a better Amerca | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Since the murder of George Floyd in 2020, the Civil Conversations Project has been working to create and inspire conversations on racism in America. Islanders will have a chance to participate in one of those thought-provoking discussions July 6 when Executive Director and founder Wayne Hare, and board member Thyatira Thompson host a Civil Conversations Project workshop in partnership with the San Juan Island National Historic Park Service. The event takes place at the Grange, from 5:30 - 8 p.m.

Printed Letters: April 27, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Printed Letters: April 27, 2023

Recalling when we almost stopped climate change