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WJLA ABC7 News At 6 November 24, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WJLA ABC7 News At 6 November 24, 2016

Them quickly. As we come back out live the best buy is going to be open until 1 00 tonight. Hes close to close, i wont be open all night long. They will open again in the morning. The clouds will continue in years past. Folks buy things like the laptops here that are being discounted for hundreds of dollars on thanksgiving day. For black friday, even though its thursday. Reporting live inside to the best buy in alexandria. Im tom roussey. Abc7 a sur praising number of stores open today. Grocery stores stayed open until late in afternoon for cooks that needed lastminute items. Big lot and camar...

For Some Mattapoisett Residents, Water Woes Continue - Vimarsana News

For Some Mattapoisett Residents, Water Woes Continue

Since last week, some Mattapoisett residents have been getting brown tap water staining their laundry, sinks and toilets — thanks to a pump replacement mishap.

Source: fun107.com
For Some Mattapoisett Residents, Water Woes Continue - Vimarsana News

For Some Mattapoisett Residents, Water Woes Continue

Since last week, some Mattapoisett residents have been getting brown tap water staining their laundry, sinks and toilets — thanks to a pump replacement mishap.

Source: wbsm.com
Multiple Indigenous Communities Calling For Families To Pull Children From Northland Division Schools Over COVID-19 Situation - Vimarsana News

Multiple Indigenous Communities Calling For Families To Pull Children From Northland Division Schools Over COVID-19 Situation

By Jaryn Vecchio Graduation parade in Anzac // Photo supplied by Joanne Pratt Multiple Indigenous communities in the RMWB are calling for parents and guardians to remove their students from all Northland School Division schools. In a statement, Chief of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Allan Adam says they’re encouraging this measure to ensure students, teachers, and staff at the schools are safe from COVID-19. The region remains the worst in the province when it comes to spread of the virus. Wood Buffalo is averaging nearly 1,500 cases per 100,000 individuals. “This is not a ...