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Florida Grandmother Sues City Claiming Library Book Drop Box Severed Her Finger - Vimarsana News

Florida Grandmother Sues City Claiming Library Book Drop Box Severed Her Finger

"The end of my finger got pinched, like you do in a closet door, and when I reflexively pulled it away, I was shocked at the blood," says Bobbie Haverly. "And I didn't know where my fingertip was, and it was stuck in the metal box."

A 69-Year-Old Emerging Artist is Making Clothing From Japanese Tissue Paper - Vimarsana News

A 69-Year-Old Emerging Artist is Making Clothing From Japanese Tissue Paper

Would You Wear Clothing Made From Tissue PaperAugust 19, 2023In her studio, there’s paper couture all around Stephanie Reynolds. "I had always been inv ...

Caleb Coffee Talks to Fans From Hospital After 80-Foot Fall Off Cliff in Hawaii - Vimarsana News

Caleb Coffee Talks to Fans From Hospital After 80-Foot Fall Off Cliff in Hawaii

August 18, 2023TikTok personality Caleb Coffee says he’s on the mend after his family says he fell 80 feet off a cliff onto lava rock in Hawaii. He spoke to ...

Chris Watts' Life of Prayer 5 Years After Brutally Murdering Family - Vimarsana News

Chris Watts' Life of Prayer 5 Years After Brutally Murdering Family

Chris Watts spends his days at Dodge Correctional Institute working as a custodian, according to the WDOC, and largely keeps to himself. He does spend time corresponding with a number of pen pals, most of whom, if not all, seem to be female.

Tiny Kansas Newspaper Says Co-Owner, 98, Collapsed and Died After Police Raid - Vimarsana News

Tiny Kansas Newspaper Says Co-Owner, 98, Collapsed and Died After Police Raid

A small town in Kansas is now the battleground for a First Amendment showdown after police raid the town's newspaper and the publisher's home.