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Sale of Everton to 777 Partners agreed - Vimarsana News

Sale of Everton to 777 Partners agreed

Everton Football Club announced today that 777 Partners have signed an agreement with Farhad Moshiri to acquire his full stake in club, which accounts for 94.1% of the club’s shares.

Pennridge wins battle of defenses with shutout of Abington - Vimarsana News

Pennridge wins battle of defenses with shutout of Abington

EAST ROCKHILL — It’s all zeroes for Pennridge’s defense the last two weeks. Rams defenders picked off three passes, registered three sacks, recorded a safety and laid out more than their share of big hits in between. Every one of those plays mattered, especially with an Abington defense on the other side matching them almost takeaway for takeaway and hit for hit. With both defenses fired up, Pennridge’s offense came up with enough points as the Rams collected their second straight shutout to best Abington 28-0 on Thursday.

Tuesday Mailbag: Titans Fans React to Sunday's Season Opening Loss to the Saints - Vimarsana News

Tuesday Mailbag: Titans Fans React to Sunday's Season Opening Loss to the Saints

Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt tackles a big batch of questions in the latest Titans mailbag.

Carlow Nationalist — Literary festival draws book lovers to Graignamanagh - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Literary festival draws book lovers to Graignamanagh

PICTURESQUE Graignamanagh celebrated the 20th anniversary of its beloved Town of Books Festival recently, with visitors from Seattle, Washington DC…

Annual Fernhurst and Oakdale Charity Scarecrow Hunt returns - Vimarsana News

Annual Fernhurst and Oakdale Charity Scarecrow Hunt returns

Winners of last year's hunt were presented with hampers funded by local businesses