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WABC Eyewitness News December 21, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WABC Eyewitness News December 21, 2015

Hiker somehow lost his footing and tumbled down the mountain face before he was wedged in against a tree. But the scene was so precarious, that it took rescuers three hours to secure the hiker. Place him into a stretcher. And bring him safely down the mountain. Where he was treated for shock and hypothermia. Before he was rushed to the emergency room. Hook mountain is the second highest peak in the pallisades. Rising 728 feet, above the hudson river. How the hiker managed to fall, and whether he was on an established trail when he fell, were not known. And it happened around 2 30 this afternoo...

Letters, Oct. 19 - Vimarsana News

Letters, Oct. 19

Food Project says thanks You know what’s scarier than a cold, dark Halloween? Opening your cupboard to fix your kids a meal, and finding the cupboard empty. For many parents in Ashland, the quest...

Alpha Epsilon Pi names Rob Derdiger as new CEO - Vimarsana News

Alpha Epsilon Pi names Rob Derdiger as new CEO

“Rob brings us the financial acumen and knowledge of our operations along with an understanding and appreciation for our undergraduate chapters,” said Jason Oshins, AEPi’s International President.

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Jim Fleischer, CEO of AEPi, dies at 52 - Vimarsana News

Jim Fleischer, CEO of AEPi, dies at 52

“Until he took his last breath yesterday, Jim demonstrated his love for two things above all else: his family and AEPi,” the fraternity said.

Jim Fleischer, CEO of Jewish fraternity AEPi, dies at 52 - Vimarsana News

Jim Fleischer, CEO of Jewish fraternity AEPi, dies at 52

'Until he took his last breath yesterday, Jim demonstrated his love for two things above all else: his family and AEPi,' Greek student group mourns