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A bookkeeper stole $7.6 million from her employer. How did no one notice? - Vimarsana News

A bookkeeper stole $7.6 million from her employer. How did no one notice?

She had her boss’s unquestioning trust—even as she pilfered millions from the Halifax real estate empire she helped him build 

City Council turns down Garden Court request for rezoning - Vimarsana News

City Council turns down Garden Court request for rezoning

Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council listened to John Myers, president of Garden Court Inc., make a request to rezone a 4-acre parcel immediately west of Martins Supermarket on East Jefferson Street for a multi-family residential development. The proposal was to construct 3 residential buildings with 12 apartments in each one and an office building.

Source: am1050.com
'American Pickers' to look for treasures in Vermont, New Hampshire this summer - Vimarsana News

'American Pickers' to look for treasures in Vermont, New Hampshire this summer

The History Channel’s “American Pickers” will visit Vermont and New Hampshire in search of treasures this summer.

Source: msn.com
Fred Webster's historical farm treasures to be auctioned - Vimarsana News

Fred Webster's historical farm treasures to be auctioned

Fred Webster, a WCAX Super Senior known for his “gift of gab” and barns full of farm machinery from the past, died back in 2021 at the age of 99. On Friday, his family was getting ready to honor the Coventry man's legacy in a way they know he’d love.

Source: wcax.com
The extreme cold burst some pipes, at a Boston hospital and theater - Vimarsana News

The extreme cold burst some pipes, at a Boston hospital and theater

The historically cold weather is gone but some of its damage remains, including burst pipes in homes and businesses around the region. That led to a cancelled show and an emergency department rediverting patients.

Source: wbur.org