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Write-in votes for JCSB directors to be determined | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Write-in votes for JCSB directors to be determined | News, Sports, Jobs

MIFFLINTOWN — With a ballot full on mostly-uncontested races, there was little question as to the results of election night in Juniata County. The only real uncertainty was with the Juniata County School District Board of Directors, which had awaited the results of write-in campaigns to determine at least two seats. Only two of the […]

John Arnold: A Hollywood ending as I meet new member of clan from U.S - Vimarsana News

John Arnold: A Hollywood ending as I meet new member of clan from U.S

John Arnold won two Oskars last Friday - one for a part in a film and the second for Finding A New Family

Kyle Masterton sets the pace at Tallahassee Ultra Distance Classic - Vimarsana News

Kyle Masterton sets the pace at Tallahassee Ultra Distance Classic

On Dec. 10, 44 runners made the loop around Wakulla Springs State Park and Highway 61, while competing in a marathon, 50K or a 50 mile race.

COVID memorial portraits - The Lima News - Vimarsana News

COVID memorial portraits - The Lima News

COVID memorial portraits By Kerry Clawson - Akron Beacon Journal Florida artist Sylvia Shanahan, an Akron-area native, provides free portraits of those lost to COVID-19 through the organization Faces Not Numbers. An oil painting of Harold Arnold by artist Sylvia Shanahan is shown as part of the Faces Not Numbers project. Artists provide paintings of those who have died from COVID-19 to their family members at no charge. The oil painting of the late Harold Arnold that sits on his wife Shirley’s mantel at her North Canton home is a comfort to her after losing him in December to COVID-19.