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Indiana Township wows young kids with its first-ever 'Touch-a-Truck' event - Vimarsana News

Indiana Township wows young kids with its first-ever 'Touch-a-Truck' event

Indiana Township firefighter Mike Klier had a message Saturday morning for 4-year-old Gia Chanampa as he handed her a yellow, plastic firefighters helmet from his firetruck. “You’ve gotta drink your milk and eat your vegetables if you want to be a firefighter,” said Klier, 59, a Shaler resident who responds

Today In Johnson City History: May 25 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: May 25

A fire in the business district, honoring T. Henry Jablonski and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

You've heard of the metaverse. Here's what it looks like. - Vimarsana News

You've heard of the metaverse. Here's what it looks like.

An emerging virtual world could change how we work, play and do business. "You are not alone in VR," one believer says.

Dr James McLay: Death of university lecturer and ARI physician, aged 68 - Vimarsana News

Dr James McLay: Death of university lecturer and ARI physician, aged 68

Tributes have been paid following the sudden death of popular Aberdeen University lecturer, Dr James McLay who also worked at the ARI.

Musselburgh lollipop man John McLay praised as 'one of a kind' - Vimarsana News

Musselburgh lollipop man John McLay praised as 'one of a kind'

A CARING ‘lollipop man’ in Musselburgh has been praised for the “amazing job” he does by a group of parents who have described him as “one of a kind”. Popular John McLay, 66, who mans a crossing at Pinkie Road, near Pinkie St Peter’s Primary School, goes the extra mile by wearing ‘cool character’ socks and festive hats, turning into Santa at Christmas and buying a bunch of flowers each Friday to give to someone in the street in a bid to brighten up their day. Parent Kirsty Clark, who runs the after-school club, said: “He really is one of a kind, a truly caring and lo...