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Samp to take reins of UW Operations from retiring Selmer - Vimarsana News

Samp to take reins of UW Operations from retiring Selmer

A mainstay of the University of Wyoming’s physical plant for more than 40 years — whose insights and leadership have been essential in the expansion of campus during the past

Former Observer publisher Rolfe Neill, a force at the paper and in Charlotte, has died - Vimarsana News

Former Observer publisher Rolfe Neill, a force at the paper and in Charlotte, has died

Over the decades, Rolfe Neill left an oversized footprint on greater Charlotte, just as he did on the hulking newspaper offices at Tryon and Stonewall

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GOP, lobbyist donors emerge in Hartford's tight, three-way Democratic race for mayor - Vimarsana News

GOP, lobbyist donors emerge in Hartford's tight, three-way Democratic race for mayor

With little more than two months before a crucial September primary, three major candidates are scrambling in a tight race for Hartford mayor that some Democrats say is too close to predict. State Sen. John Fonfara and former Sen. Eric Coleman are touting their decades of experience winning elections in parts of Hartford, and they have proven track records in turning out votes. They are ...

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Secret Santa - Vimarsana News

Secret Santa

Everyone loves the holiday lights on the Village Green, but such Christmas displays weren’t always welcome in Falmouth. The Congregationalists who settled our town treated December 25 as just another

A Falmouth Thanksgiving In 1850 - Vimarsana News

A Falmouth Thanksgiving In 1850

Thanksgiving Day was an oasis in the dull month of November. The Sunday before Thanksgiving, the minister always read a proclamation of the governor, reminding us of what we had