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Board of Selectmen, Town Clerk races top Hingham's election - Vimarsana News

Board of Selectmen, Town Clerk races top Hingham's election

The selectmen's race is one of five competitive contests that will be decided on May 22 during the town's annual election, which was delayed this year. There are also four people running to become town clerk and races for a seat on the board of health, the board of assessors and the municipal light board.  Running to replace Power are Joe Kelly, Liz Klein and Michelle Larned. Selectmen are elected to three-year terms. Kelly is a union electrician with IBEW Local 103 and has five kids in the school district. He said that he wants to become a selectman to help bring people together in Hing...

Afghan War: Do Americans support Biden pulling out? - Vimarsana News

Afghan War: Do Americans support Biden pulling out?

BBC News Published Americans have reacted with mixed emotions to President Joe Biden's decision to pull all US troops out of Afghanistan over the next few months. The withdrawal comes nearly 20 years after the US invaded the Central Asian nation in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attack in New York City. Supporters of Mr Biden's historic decision contend that it is a long overdue end to a "forever war". But critics fear it could create a dangerous power vacuum in the region. Public polls indicate Americans have mixed views about the war in Afghanistan. According to Gallup, more than 40% of p...

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What do US veterans think of Afghan War? - Vimarsana News

What do US veterans think of Afghan War?

What do US veterans think of Afghan War? © BBC Americans have reacted with mixed emotions to President Joe Biden's decision to pull all US troops out of Afghanistan over the next few months. The withdrawal comes nearly 20 years after the US invaded the Middle Eastern nation in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attack in New York City. Supporters of Mr Biden's historic decision contend that it is a long overdue end to a "forever war". But critics fear it could create a dangerous power vacuum in the region. Public polls indicate Americans have mixed views about the war in Afghanistan. Accordin...

Source: msn.com
Exa Fay Hooten - Vimarsana News

Exa Fay Hooten

1928-2021 Exa Fay Hooten was born at home in Floydada, Texas to Maude Latham Hooten and Richard W. Hooten on Aug. 27, 1928. She was the oldest of Tom and Lula (Brady) Latham’s many grandchildren and she felt a strong need to set an example for her cousins. She was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ and lived at Christian Village in Abilene throughout its tenure as a retirement facility. Exa Fay’s parents valued education. Being teachers themselves, their livelihoods required frequent moves. In 1940 Exa Fay enrolled in Woodson school. During the times that her mother completed gradu...

West Virginia Woman Sentenced for Willful Retention of Top Secret National Defense Information and International Parental Kidnapping - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Woman Sentenced for Willful Retention of Top Secret National Defense Information and International Parental Kidnapping

West Virginia Woman Sentenced for Willful Retention of Top Secret National Defense Information and International Parental Kidnapping Details Written by Justice Department Washington, DC - Elizabeth Jo Shirley, of Hedgesville, West Virginia, was sentenced Monday to 97 months of incarceration for unlawfully retaining documents containing national defense information and 36 months of incarceration for international parental kidnapping. Shirley, 47, pleaded guilty to one count of willful retention of national defense information and one count of international parental ...