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Sacramento County coroner IDs husband, wife in Carmichael murder-suicide that left 3 dead - Vimarsana News

Sacramento County coroner IDs husband, wife in Carmichael murder-suicide that left 3 dead

The grisly scene shocked neighbors of the Carmichael townhouse complex after the bodies’ discovery.

Source: yahoo.com
Get to Know Providence St. Peter's CLIMB: A Cancer Support Group for Children in Thurston County - Vimarsana News

Get to Know Providence St. Peter's CLIMB: A Cancer Support Group for Children in Thurston County

CLIMB (Children’s Lives Include Moments of Bravery) is a cancer support group for children in Thurston County, through the Providence Regional Cancer System.

NH Business: Energy bill proposed in Concord - Vimarsana News

NH Business: Energy bill proposed in Concord

Host Fred Kocher is joined by Sam Evans-Brown to discuss the potential impact of the proposed bill and the new oppportunities it could create

Source: wmur.com
Procession Planned for Fallen Army Paratrooper - Vimarsana News

Procession Planned for Fallen Army Paratrooper

A seasoned U.S. Army airborne trooper who served in Afghanistan and Iraq and was killed in a parachuting exercise while rehearsing with the famed Golden Knights will be returned home Thursday, with organizers of his procession asking the public to join in honoring him.

With energy prices rising, Sununu proposes $60 million energy relief program – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

With energy prices rising, Sununu proposes $60 million energy relief program – New Hampshire Bulletin

Gov. Chris Sununu announced a plan to tackle rapidly increasing energy costs Wednesday, following announcements from two of the state’s major utilities they would increase rates by about 50 percent this fall.