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Senior housing versus traffic – residents say it's too risky - Vimarsana News

Senior housing versus traffic – residents say it's too risky

Village of Woodbury residents and nearby communities took to the podium during the May 23 Woodbury Village Board meeting to speak out against a propos...

Visitors explore Lima's last steam engine at Lincoln Park open house - Vimarsana News

Visitors explore Lima's last steam engine at Lincoln Park open house

LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Families and train history buffs took advantage of a rare opportunity to get up close to the last steam engine built in Lima.

Election Workers Brace for November Amid Threats, Harassment and Turnover - Vimarsana News

Election Workers Brace for November Amid Threats, Harassment and Turnover

Despite challenges, election workers — predominately women — are cautiously optimistic that they can meet the moment.

What to expect in Boulder County with Monday's solar eclipse – Longmont Times-Call - Vimarsana News

What to expect in Boulder County with Monday's solar eclipse – Longmont Times-Call

A total solar eclipse will pass from Texas to Maine on Monday, blanketing millions of Americans in darkness for a few short minutes as it continues to move northeast. While the path of the full eclipse will not cross over Colorado, the state will still experience a partial eclipse.

What to expect in Boulder County with Monday's solar eclipse – Boulder Daily Camera - Vimarsana News

What to expect in Boulder County with Monday's solar eclipse – Boulder Daily Camera

A total solar eclipse will pass from Texas to Maine on Monday, blanketing millions of Americans in darkness for a few short minutes as it continues to move northeast. While the path of the full eclipse will not cross over Colorado, the state will still experience a partial eclipse.