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Historic Newburgh Hosting Downtown Halloween Illuminations Event - Vimarsana News

Historic Newburgh Hosting Downtown Halloween Illuminations Event

You can enjoy the evening sites of the Downtown Newburgh area, walk along the Rivertown Trail from the Gene Aurand Trailhead to the Ohio River and back.

Historic Newburgh Hosting Downtown Halloween Illuminations Event - Vimarsana News

Historic Newburgh Hosting Downtown Halloween Illuminations Event

You can enjoy the evening sites of the Downtown Newburgh area, walk along the Rivertown Trail from the Gene Aurand Trailhead to the Ohio River and back.

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Patrick Wilson Pitches James Gunn An Aquaman/Conjuring Crossver - Vimarsana News

Patrick Wilson Pitches James Gunn An Aquaman/Conjuring Crossver

Patrick Wilson has pitched James Gunn with an unexpected crossover between the Aquaman and The Conjuring franchises.

Skip the scares: Halloween movies that young and old will love - Vimarsana News

Skip the scares: Halloween movies that young and old will love

Grab some popcorn, curl up with a cozy blanket and pick from one of these suggested titles for a fall movie night with the kids.

Wyoming Biker Bar Sells Shirt Proclaiming 'We Shoot F*ggots' - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Biker Bar Sells Shirt Proclaiming 'We Shoot F*ggots'

Wyoming Biker Bar Sells Shirt Proclaiming 'We Shoot F*ggots' On 7/13/21 at 8:15 PM EDT The Eagle's Nest, a biker bar in Cheyenne, Wyoming, has been criticized for selling a t-shirt that uses an anti-LGBTQ slur. The shirt shows an old, bearded man pointing a gun at the viewer. It reads, "In Wyoming, we have a cure for AIDS. We shoot f*ck'n f*gg*ts." The bar sold out of the shirts. The bar's owner, Ray Bereziuk, told The Cheyenne Post that he won't reorder more because he's "in the bar business, not the apparel business." "We hoped that they would choose to stop selling them when they realized...