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WABC Eyewitness News Sunday Morning July 31, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WABC Eyewitness News Sunday Morning July 31, 2016

Little damp. A little humid and rainy. Very humid. You have no idea what this took. Really . Do they call it the flatiron . Yeah. Whatever that is. Amy freeze was in there with me. Blame the humidity. Good morning, amy freeze. It does take a village. Thats right. Good morning to the both of you. Rained a little more than we would have liked to have seen yesterday. Meanwhile, parts of the area had beautiful sunshine further outsid so 74 degrees right now. We know all clouds are in play for today and the threat of more showers, even heavier drenching downpours at times. 74 central park. 64 monti...

Chef Eric Snaith hosting 2024 supper clubs at Norfolk venues - Vimarsana News

Chef Eric Snaith hosting 2024 supper clubs at Norfolk venues

Chef Eric Snaith is hosting 2024 supper clubs at his Norfolk venues Titchwell Manor, Eric's Fish and Chips in Holt and Eric's Pizza at Yalm, Norwich.

Record turnout at Royston's Christmas lights switch-on - Vimarsana News

Record turnout at Royston's Christmas lights switch-on

More than 700 people gathered for Royston's Christmas lights switch-on at the weekend, spreading festive cheer throughout the town.

Royston's 'local hero' chosen to switch on Christmas lights - Vimarsana News

Royston's 'local hero' chosen to switch on Christmas lights

Andy McFadyen, funeral manager at Newlings of Royston, has been chosen as the 'local hero' to switch on the town's Christmas lights.

Holt shop could be rebuilt years after it was demolished - Vimarsana News

Holt shop could be rebuilt years after it was demolished

A shop in Fish Hill in Holt could soon be rebuilt nearly five years after it was demolished.