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Former Brookgreen Gardens handyman builds tiny home | Georgetown Times - Vimarsana News

Former Brookgreen Gardens handyman builds tiny home | Georgetown Times

Jay Doyle, who once served as Brookgreen Gardens director of facilities, built a Thai-inspired tiny home for his daughter in Georgetown. The house is now in Gardiner, Maine.

Lansford councilman waives hearing, charges added – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lansford councilman waives hearing, charges added – Times News Online

A Lansford borough councilman on Wednesday waived criminal charges stemming from an assault that sent a man to a hospital with traumatic injuries to Carbon County Court of Common Pleas. Jay Doyle, 49,...

Sale of late Prince Philip's Land Rover helped spark record-busting year for celeb car sales - Vimarsana News

Sale of late Prince Philip's Land Rover helped spark record-busting year for celeb car sales

The sale of the late Prince Philips custom-made Land Rover helped spark a record-breaking boom in auctions of celebrity motors this year.

Lansford evicting borough tenant from former Silberline buildings – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lansford evicting borough tenant from former Silberline buildings – Times News Online

Lansford Borough Council on Wednesday voted to evict a local business from the former Silberline buildings the borough owns along Dock Street. “I’m asking for a motion from council to evict Constructi...

Janelle Stecklein: Oklahomans' expectations should be high when it comes to driver's license services | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Janelle Stecklein: Oklahomans' expectations should be high when it comes to driver's license services | Opinion

After years of promised fixes, Oklahoma’s state-run driver’s license program remains broken. Perhaps nothing illustrates that as clearly as the fact that Oklahomans are having to get in line at