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Prosecutor calls shenanigans in OC church trespassing case - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor calls shenanigans in OC church trespassing case

A municipal court trial on trespassing and assault charges against an Ocean City man ended without a verdict Tuesday after more than an hour of testimony.

Malheur County Republican Central Committee gears up for next meeting, Primary Election - Vimarsana News

Malheur County Republican Central Committee gears up for next meeting, Primary Election

ONTARIO — The Malheur County Republican Central Committee recently hosted Rejeana Jackson, of Klamath Falls, who is vying for the National Committeewoman of the Oregon Republican Party. She seeks to

Malheur County Republican Central Committee includes precinct strategy on this month's agenda | Local News Stories - Vimarsana News

Malheur County Republican Central Committee includes precinct strategy on this month's agenda | Local News Stories

NYSSA — Precinct strategy for eastern Oregon and Malheur County is among the items on the agenda for this month’s meeting of Malheur County Republican Central Committee.

Patient alleges stroke symptoms were not properly diagnosed - Vimarsana News

Patient alleges stroke symptoms were not properly diagnosed

BELLEVILLE – A patient is suing Anderson Hospital, claiming a doctor failed to properly diagnose and treat his stroke symptoms.

Black cemeteries are reflection of deep segregation history - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Black cemeteries are reflection of deep segregation history - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

April 30, 2021 Share As a child, Linda Davis and her mother broke clay pots over the gravesites of their ancestors, allowing the flowers in them to take root. When she returned to Brooklyn Cemetery in Athens, Georgia, decades later in 2009, her grandparents’ temporary grave markers were lost, and shrubs and overgrowth blanketed the site. But it still felt like home to Davis, and she knew then it was up to her to restore the cemetery. “When I walk through the cemetery, it’s like walking down the old streets of my community,” she said. Similar Black cemeteries are scattered thro...