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Buffalo Marathon adopts culture of inclusivity policy for runners - Vimarsana News

Buffalo Marathon adopts culture of inclusivity policy for runners

The event that kicks off summer in Buffalo has rolled out with its latest adopted policy, to ensure a culture of inclusivity.

Source: wkbw.com
NJ awards $600,000 in grants to expand gambling addiction treatment - Vimarsana News

NJ awards $600,000 in grants to expand gambling addiction treatment

With calls to New Jersey's gambling help line sharply rising, the state will pay five providers to establish or expand their services.

Memo to Runners: Your Race Wants You Back in 2023! - Vimarsana News

Memo to Runners: Your Race Wants You Back in 2023!

And your little dog, too. Bring the kids. Just show up. Please. 

Marge Betley - Vimarsana News

Marge Betley

So much of Marge Betley's life has centered around theater somehow. But as a child, her parents didn't take her to the theater. She learned only a little of it from some of her nine siblings. And she picked up some experience from a local professional theater just getting off the ground. But when PBS broadcast a production of Charles Dickens' "Nicholas Nickleby" out of London, Betley watched it from college. It was a game changer, she says, for adaptations for the stage -- to see how it was produced and directed somewhere else.

Hamilton man wins Buffalo Marathon while pushing his 2-year-old son, asleep in his stroller - Vimarsana News

Hamilton man wins Buffalo Marathon while pushing his 2-year-old son, asleep in his stroller

Lucas McAneney, a 35-year-old man who lives in Hamilton's Waterdown area, won the Buffalo Marathon earlier this spring while pushing his two-year-old son in a stroller.

Source: cbc.ca