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'It ain't right': Jully Black says Hamilton gig was cancelled due to rain-soaked stage, unkept promises - Vimarsana News

'It ain't right': Jully Black says Hamilton gig was cancelled due to rain-soaked stage, unkept promises

Juno Award-winning R&B singer Jully Black cancelled a perfomance in Hamilton over the weekend due to what she says were unkept promises by organizers and an uncovered stage on a day soaked in pouring rain.

Source: cbc.ca
Crime Prevention Specialist: 'We're actually in really good shape' - Vimarsana News

Crime Prevention Specialist: 'We're actually in really good shape'

Sheriff’s Crime Prevention Specialist John Balogh speaks to the monthly Valley Center Business Association’s Good Morning, Valley Center breakfast meeting. John Balogh, crime prevention specialist at the VC Sheriff’s substation, spoke at the May 10 Good Morning Valley Center meeting at the VC Library. The event was sponsored by Valley Center Business Association. “We’re

Super's liaison tells VCBA about her job - Valley Roadrunner - Vimarsana News

Super's liaison tells VCBA about her job - Valley Roadrunner

Adrienne Cisneros-Selekman of Supervisor Jim Davidson’s office speaking to the April Valley Center Business Association Good Morning Valley Center breakfast meeting. Adrienne Cisneros-Selekman of 5th District Supervisor Jim Davidson’s office, attends lots of meetings in Valley Center in her role as community liaison. On April 12 she was the keynoter at the monthly Valley Center

VCBA audience hears advice on a great retirement - Vimarsana News

VCBA audience hears advice on a great retirement

Amy Schauer of SD Business DR spoke at the March 8 Good Morning Valley Center gathering put on by Valley Center Business Association. “Americans have this concept that they are going to have a great retirement and play pickleball and pay for things for their grandchildren,” financial adviser Amy Schauer told the audience at the