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Building the Valley: Neighboring New Kensington bakeries work to succeed together - Vimarsana News

Building the Valley: Neighboring New Kensington bakeries work to succeed together

One makes donuts, the other doesn’t. One makes custom cakes, the other not as much. But the characteristic that most separates two recently opened New Kensington bakeries is that one, Sweet Alchemy Bake Shop, is all-vegan, while the other, Lynette’s M.A.D. Custom Cakes, is not. Lynette McCandrew opened her bakery

Maine man always wins, but always pays it forward - Vimarsana News

Maine man always wins, but always pays it forward

Scott Libby wins many of the contests he enters... and then donates the winnings

Obituary: Edward M. Bonney - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Edward M. Bonney

FREEPORT - Public Service is a high calling - Edward M. Bonney, 88, of Freeport passed away in the loving care ...

3 Freeport EMTs recognized for lifesaving work - Vimarsana News

3 Freeport EMTs recognized for lifesaving work

Three Freeport emergency medical technicians are being recognized for their work to save a Freeport woman’s life. Daniel Kline, Kaylee Polena and John Zotter worked to save a Freeport woman after she went into cardiac arrest in her home in early April, according to Mike Greiser, Freeport’s fire marshal and

Briefs - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Briefs - Portland Press Herald

Briefs ‘Virtual’ charity game raises $36,000 for children’s cancer Faced with a pandemic and health protocols limiting or prohibiting indoor gatherings, the 27th annual C-U Swish-Out Childhood Cancer Challenge, organized and presented by Town & Country Federal Credit Union, was at risk of being canceled for the first time in its history. However, based on feedback from past participants and strong support from sponsors and volunteers, it was clear that the ‘shot’ must go on. Instead of a one-day, 3-on-3, co-ed tournament for adults and youth teams, this year’s event transitioned i...