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Local investors agree to buy Ascension Church for housing - Vimarsana News

Local investors agree to buy Ascension Church for housing

Four years after the collapse of an effort by the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York to turn the former Church of the Ascension in Allentown into senior housing, a

'You can't get anything that matches that': 151-year-old Linwood church for sale - Vimarsana News

'You can't get anything that matches that': 151-year-old Linwood church for sale

The 151-year-old Episcopal church at the corner of North and Linwood is looking for a new owner – and can be purchased by anybody for $599k.

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Subway is finally sold for $9.6 BILLION as sandwich chain heirs who've owned company for six decades agree to sell it to Dunkin' and Arby's owners Roark Capital: New bosses plan 23,000-store global expansion - Vimarsana News

Subway is finally sold for $9.6 BILLION as sandwich chain heirs who've owned company for six decades agree to sell it to Dunkin' and Arby's owners Roark Capital: New bosses plan 23,000-store global expansion

The long-rumored deal was announced Thursday, and will see the world's largest restaurant chain come under the umbrella of New York-based Roark Capital.

Secretive families of two Subway founders could make billions in potential sale - Vimarsana News

Secretive families of two Subway founders could make billions in potential sale

The secretive families of the two founders of the Subway restaurant franchise chain are eyeing a major payday, as the company explores a sale that could reportedly value it at $10 billion.

Iraq-9/11 no connection: Bush, Cheney, Wolfowitz badgered CIA to find a link anyway. - Vimarsana News

Iraq-9/11 no connection: Bush, Cheney, Wolfowitz badgered CIA to find a link anyway.

Advertisement “Everybody oughta be given the benefit of the doubt. But over time, it’s going to be important for nations to know they will be held accountable for inactivity,” Bush said in November 2001. “You’re either with us or you’re against us in the fight against terror.” Advertisement Advertisement The last time the U.S. went into Iraq, in the Gulf War, it was to defend a country under attack. America was part of a coalition of nearly 40 allies. Some American officials at the time—like Paul Wolfowitz at the Defense Department—wanted regime change in Iraq. But that wasn...

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