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Johnson Seeks to Heal Williamstown - Vimarsana News

Johnson Seeks to Heal Williamstown

  Johnson, a lifelong resident of the town, has an ambitious agenda for town government and boundless energy to talk about his priorities.   But at his core, Johnson wants to do what he can to heal the wounds that have divided the town over the last year.   "Our hearts are hurting," Johnson said. "No matter what side of the equation you're on, we all know we need changes to be made. Unfortunately, due process takes time, and change is scary.   "I hope to provide a voice for the town as I've been here a long time and have many connections where I feel I have my hand on the heartbea...

Universal Preservation Hall to present virtual concert featuring Misty Blues - Vimarsana News

Universal Preservation Hall to present virtual concert featuring Misty Blues

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Spa City venue Universal Preservation Hall is presenting a live-stream virtual concert featuring Misty Blues. The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 12, two days before the debut of the band’s new album “None More Blue.” This release marks the Massachusetts-based group’s 10th album in the past two decades, since the group was founded by lead singer Gina Coleman. - Advertisement - All original compositions on “None More Blue” were written during the pandemic and shed light on the creative connections band members were abl...

2020 wraps up on a hopeful note - The Iola Register - Vimarsana News

2020 wraps up on a hopeful note - The Iola Register

2020 wraps up on a hopeful note The year of a global pandemic came to an end with the approval of a COVID-19 vaccine, but cases continue to increase locally and across the nation. Health experts warn the next month could be the deadliest yet. December 31, 2020 - 10:13 AM Tiffany Koehn checks in to vote early Tuesday morning. She is assisted by Lori Moran. An estimated 40 people were waiting for polls to open at 7 a.m. Registered voters have until 7 p.m. to cast their ballot. Photo by Tim Stauffer / Iola Register As the summer came to a close, COVID-19 cases were rising in Allen...