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The governor's race is a highlight of Tuesday's election. Here is a look at other races - Vimarsana News

The governor's race is a highlight of Tuesday's election. Here is a look at other races

While likely not as intriguing or competitive as the gubernatorial race, there are a host of statewide races that will be contested Tuesday.

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Tom York on Business: Realty Income to Buy Spirit Realty Capital in $9 Billion Stock Deal - Vimarsana News

Tom York on Business: Realty Income to Buy Spirit Realty Capital in $9 Billion Stock Deal

San Diego commercial real estate owner-operator Realty Income Corp. said it is acquiring Spirit Realty Capital in an all-stock deal valued at $9 billion-plus. 

Full list of candidates for the 2023 Mississippi statewide elections - Vimarsana News

Full list of candidates for the 2023 Mississippi statewide elections

The deadline has closed for candidates to sign up to run in 2023. Meet the people trying to lead Mississippi for the next four years.

Bath hires new director of planning and marketing/communications specialist - Vimarsana News

Bath hires new director of planning and marketing/communications specialist

Bath has started 2023 by hiring two new staff members, Jennifer Curtis, who takes over as director of planning, and Courtney McDonald, the city’s new marketing and communications specialist. Curtis comes to Bath after having served in the same role in Bowdoinham. Curtis earned an undergraduate degree in environmental management from the University of Maryland […]

Native plant sale, family festival held at James Farm - Vimarsana News

Native plant sale, family festival held at James Farm

For the first time since the pandemic began, the Delaware Center for Inland Bays (CIB) combined its annual Native Plant Sale with DNREC’s Water Family Fest, held at James Farm