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Former NFL referee speaks as part BGC South East fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Former NFL referee speaks as part BGC South East fundraiser

To listen to Shannon Eastin, one would never know the agonizing, arduous and painstaking journey the Worcester, Mass., native endured to the top of her craft.

'I'm pretty proud of myself' | The Kingston Whig Standard - Vimarsana News

'I'm pretty proud of myself' | The Kingston Whig Standard

To sit across from Justyne Bennett inside a downtown Kingston coffee shop and listen to her recount a tragic life story that few could even fathom, one can’t help but walk away inspired.

'I'm pretty proud of myself' | Belleville Intelligencer - Vimarsana News

'I'm pretty proud of myself' | Belleville Intelligencer

To sit across from Justyne Bennett inside a downtown Kingston coffee shop and listen to her recount a tragic life story that few could even fathom, one can’t help but walk away inspired.

'My legs are feeling pretty heavy, but I'm grateful to be alive' | The Kingston Whig Standard - Vimarsana News

'My legs are feeling pretty heavy, but I'm grateful to be alive' | The Kingston Whig Standard

Cold conditions, pouring rain and high winds couldn’t prevent a small but determined group of Kingstonians from participating in a global movement of prayerful pilgrimages in solidarity with Palestinian people on Saturday as they walked 36 kilometres from Gananoque to Kingston.

'My legs are feeling pretty heavy, but I'm grateful to be alive' | Brockville Recorder & Times - Vimarsana News

'My legs are feeling pretty heavy, but I'm grateful to be alive' | Brockville Recorder & Times

Cold conditions, pouring rain and high winds couldn’t prevent a small but determined group of Kingstonians from participating in a global movement of prayerful pilgrimages in solidarity with Palestinian people on Saturday as they walked 36 kilometres from Gananoque to Kingston.