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Valley News - Town Meeting: Sunapee rejects full-time fire chief, recreation director - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Town Meeting: Sunapee rejects full-time fire chief, recreation director

SUNAPEE — Residents voted against making the town’s fire chief and recreation director full-time positions.The fire chief vote failed by 334 to 455, and the recreation director 377 to 417. Voters also declined, at the Selectboard’s recommendation, to...

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Military personnel will continue wearing the Queen's cypher on their uniforms for years to come - Vimarsana News

Military personnel will continue wearing the Queen's cypher on their uniforms for years to come

King Charles and the Prince of Wales were both wearing the late Queen's cypher at yesterday's Remembrance Sunday parade at the Cenotaph.

Charles' quiet first birthday as King: Monarch turns 74 today as he plans private celebration - Vimarsana News

Charles' quiet first birthday as King: Monarch turns 74 today as he plans private celebration

The new monarch, who yesterday led the nation in paying tribute to fallen members of the Armed Forces on Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph, is not expected to make a public appearance today.

King leads Remembrance Sunday service at Cenotaph for first time as monarch - Vimarsana News

King leads Remembrance Sunday service at Cenotaph for first time as monarch

Thousands of veterans took part in the parade down Whitehall.

Britain's most severely wounded soldier pays his respects as he joins veterans on Remembrance Sunday - Vimarsana News

Britain's most severely wounded soldier pays his respects as he joins veterans on Remembrance Sunday

Ben Parkinson MBE, who had both his legs amputated and broke his back in an explosion in 2006, bravely stood with the aid of crutches for the minutes silence at a memorial in Doncaster.