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Welding Unlimited: A small business with unlimited potential - Vimarsana News

Welding Unlimited: A small business with unlimited potential

Muncy, Pa. — Welding Unlimited is reaching to new heights with upgrades to their business, including adding on a new facility and making the work wheelchair accessible for employees.

'King of Carson' determined to have died from natural causes at the age of 11; will be mounted in Carson City - Vimarsana News

'King of Carson' determined to have died from natural causes at the age of 11; will be mounted in Carson City

The King of Carson passed away in a backyard on Roop Street on Sept. 8, and at first it was believed that some form of foul play had taken the King's life, whether from being struck by a car or poisoned by a rival deer who wanted to take the throne.

Woman receives minor injuries after Tahoe bear hits her leg after finding cooler - Vimarsana News

Woman receives minor injuries after Tahoe bear hits her leg after finding cooler

A 25-year-old woman received minor injuries to her leg after she startled a bear that had broken into her group's cooler during a trip to Lake Tahoe over the weekend.

Men convicted for using drone to harass mule deer, then killing animal illegally - Vimarsana News

Men convicted for using drone to harass mule deer, then killing animal illegally

A tip from the public led to three men being convicted of several wildlife crimes after using a drone to harass a trophy-sized mule deer buck in an effort to drive it off private lands so they could kill it.

Source: yahoo.com
Three guilty of illegally harvesting mule deer - Vimarsana News

Three guilty of illegally harvesting mule deer

Drone used to drive a trophy-sized buck onto public land