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Irish on Ionia 2023 to be held on Saturday, March 18 in downtown Grand Rapids - Vimarsana News

Irish on Ionia 2023 to be held on Saturday, March 18 in downtown Grand Rapids

The St. Patrick’s Day street festival, Irish on Ionia, will return for 2023. The event will be held on Saturday, March 18 from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. in downtown Grand Rapids.

Resident making threats with gun prompts Basalt police to petition court under red-tag law - Vimarsana News

Resident making threats with gun prompts Basalt police to petition court under red-tag law

BASALT — Two potentially violent incidents involving a Basalt resident recently prompted a town police sergeant to file a “red flag” petition seeking a judge’s order to seize his firearms, according to court filings. “This case is...

Resident making threats with gun prompts Basalt police to petition court under red-tag law - Vimarsana News

Resident making threats with gun prompts Basalt police to petition court under red-tag law

Two potentially violent incidents involving a Basalt resident recently prompted a town police sergeant to file a “red flag” petition seeking a judge’s order to seize his firearms, according to court filings. “This case is...

Monroe County primary election state and federal race results - Vimarsana News

Monroe County primary election state and federal race results

A Monroe County commissioner and Bloomington high school teacher will continue their campaigns in the fall general election.

Indiana Statehouse candidate attacks Guatemalans in campaign mailer - Vimarsana News

Indiana Statehouse candidate attacks Guatemalans in campaign mailer

The mailer takes aim at the immigrant Guatemalan community, transgender athletes and Gov. Eric Holcomb.

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