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Graphic Village to Purchase Truepress JET 560HDX - Vimarsana News

Graphic Village to Purchase Truepress JET 560HDX

SCREEN Americas shares plans to install a Truepress JET 560HDX at Graphic Village in Cincinnati, Ohio. This commitment comes within days of SCREEN announcing the release of its product.

SCREEN Americas Secures First Commitment to Purchase the Truepress JET 560HDX - Vimarsana News

SCREEN Americas Secures First Commitment to Purchase the Truepress JET 560HDX

SCREEN Americas Secures First Commitment to Purchase the Truepress JET 560HDX

Rock The River 11th Annual Benefit at The Capitol Theatre - Vimarsana News

Rock The River 11th Annual Benefit at The Capitol Theatre

On Thursday, April 11, Rock The River is back at The Capitol Theatre to honor longtime supporters at the “original rock palace” and benefit Sunrise Day Camp-Pearl River! This year’s Sunrise Community Partner Award will be presented to The Capitol Theatre, Owner Peter Shapiro and General Manager Bruce Wheeler. The Sunrise Champion Award will be presented to The Capitol Theatre’s Head of Special Events Emily Schmalholz.

Printing Impressions 300 Fast-Track Firm: Graphic Village - Vimarsana News

Printing Impressions 300 Fast-Track Firm: Graphic Village

For Graphic Village has been booming with growth through acquisitions. Its expansion strategy and full-service approach have earned it the title as a 2023 Fast-Track Firm.

Mount Olive High student's parents sue district, claim sexual assault by other students last year | Mount Olive Chronicle News - Vimarsana News

Mount Olive High student's parents sue district, claim sexual assault by other students last year | Mount Olive Chronicle News

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – The anonymous parents of an unnamed student who attended Mount Olive High School (MOHS) last year filed a lawsuit against the township’s K-12 School District Board