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Hebert's pharmacists play key role in vaccinating rural Mainers against COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Hebert's pharmacists play key role in vaccinating rural Mainers against COVID-19

John Hebert said he has given more than 1,000 vaccinations to rural Mainers in his outreach efforts.

Motorist fined following collision at pedestrian crossing in Limerick - Vimarsana News

Motorist fined following collision at pedestrian crossing in Limerick

A MOTORIST has been fined after she admitted ‘rear-ending’ another vehicle which then struck a pedestrian after it was shunted forward. Limerick Dis...

Marilyn M. Lee, 1947-202 - Vimarsana News

Marilyn M. Lee, 1947-202

Marilyn M. Lee passed away Saturday, May 1, 2021 at Magnolia Place in Liberty, Texas. She was born on January 29, 1947 at St. Joseph Hospital in Bryan, Texas. She was affectionately known by many as May May, May, or Mayme. Marilyn is preceded in death by her newborn daughter Meredith Elizabeth Lee as well as her parents, Randall “Mac” and Virginia “Nanya” McNeel, and her brother, Randall “Randy” McNeel. A lifelong resident of the Liberty area, Marilyn graduated from Liberty High School and married her sweetheart, William C. “Bud” Lee Jr. on May 8, 1965. Some of her passions in...

Residents, Fennville brewery join campaign to improve Pier Cove Park - Vimarsana News

Residents, Fennville brewery join campaign to improve Pier Cove Park

A small public beach, Pier Cove Park, is in the running for a DNR grant for improvements that would bring the park closer to its historic roots as a lumber port.

US has surplus of COVID-19 vaccine jabs, but few takers - Vimarsana News

US has surplus of COVID-19 vaccine jabs, but few takers

Washington: The first incentives were relatively modest: doughnuts, hunting licenses, baseball tickets. And cheeseburgers. Beer. Whiskey. Maybe even a savings bond, enough to buy a nice toaster someday. The United States has a surplus of coronavirus vaccine doses on its hands, and long gone are the days when people waited hours to get jabbed. Dwindling demand has forced governors and mayors to get creative. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, tried to market the vaccines by offering burgers and fries from Shake Shack, which he dutifully, awkwardly ate on camera while trying to keep a s...