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KSNV News 3 Live At Twelve-Thirty January 26, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KSNV News 3 Live At Twelve-Thirty January 26, 2016

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Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy - Vimarsana News

Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy

By the time she was 4, Emily Del Vecchio had found her first love – cheerleading. She joined a gym in her New Jersey hometown and loved the physical and

Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy - Vimarsana News

Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy

By the time she was 4, Emily Del Vecchio had found her first love – cheerleading. She joined a gym in her New Jersey hometown and loved the physical and

Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy - Vimarsana News

Cheers From Emily honors 10-year-old's legacy

By the time she was 4, Emily Del Vecchio had found her first love – cheerleading.

Former gymnastics coach sentenced for child molest convictions - Vimarsana News

Former gymnastics coach sentenced for child molest convictions

Kenneth A. Arnold, a former coach at a gym in Zionsville, was sentenced to 40 years in prison, followed by 10 years of supervised probation.

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