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Here's what you need to know: Tuesday, March 1 - Vimarsana News

Here's what you need to know: Tuesday, March 1

House Bill 2032 is designed to prevent children from being charged with prostitution.

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Visiting Santa remains a tradition, even during a pandemic - Vimarsana News

Visiting Santa remains a tradition, even during a pandemic

Safety precautions are allowing in-person visits with Santa this year at Rochester's ABC Toy Zone following last year's virtual Zoom meetings.

Working on the Grange: Greenberry-area historic structure returning to life - Vimarsana News

Working on the Grange: Greenberry-area historic structure returning to life

Touring the Willamette Community and Grange Hall is like entering a time tunnel. Propped up on a bench on the ground floor of the disused historic building a few miles south of Corvallis at Greenberry Road and Highway 99W there is a photo that includes O.H. Kelley, one of the founders of the Grange movement just after the Civil War. A massive wood-burning furnace anchors one corner. It was there nearly 100 years ago when the Grange Hall opened in 1923 (two earlier iterations of the Willamette Grange, which were located west of the current hall, were destroyed in fires in 1889 and 1922, respec...

The reconciliation of Daniel Webster - Vimarsana News

The reconciliation of Daniel Webster

Daniel Webster finally is in the White House.

David M. Shribman: The reconciliation of Daniel Webster - Vimarsana News

David M. Shribman: The reconciliation of Daniel Webster

David M. Shribman: The reconciliation of Daniel Webster By David M. Shribman Daniel Webster finally is in the White House. Until Joseph R. Biden Jr. put a bust of him in the Oval Office, Webster never inhabited the executive mansion, though he tried repeatedly between 1832 and 1852 to win the presidency. He was, to be sure, a constant presence there — as secretary of state to three presidents; as one of the towering congressional figures, along with Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun, of his time; as a principal in all the important issues of his era. The closest he came to livi...

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