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2021 Seacoast 10 to Watch young professionals: Meet the winners - Vimarsana News

2021 Seacoast 10 to Watch young professionals: Meet the winners

From an outstanding field of Seacoast-area young professionals, a panel of judges has selected 2021's 10 to Watch winners.

POLITICO Playbook PM: Trump tees off on McConnell - Vimarsana News

POLITICO Playbook PM: Trump tees off on McConnell

And Biden says the U.S. won't send troops to the Ukraine.

Tour of Britain cycle race to finish on the Isle of Wight: Dates announced - Vimarsana News

Tour of Britain cycle race to finish on the Isle of Wight: Dates announced

Dates have been announced for the prestigious professional cycling event which finishes on the Isle of Wight. It's anticipated to be a great boost for tourism

Your body might be a mosquito magnet - Vimarsana News

Your body might be a mosquito magnet

Your body might be a mosquito magnet KRIS file photo. and last updated 2021-05-11 15:24:30-04 It's mosquito season in South Texas. Do you feel like mosquitos single you out? The truth is, mosquitos can be attracted to someone for a multitude of very natural reasons, and knowing some of those reasons could help you avoid the little suckers. SIGHT, SMELL, AND CARBON DIOXIDE According to Jonathan Day, a professor of medical entomology at the University of Florida, a  mosquito has very keen sight and smell for an insect of its size. Much like many sci-fi monsters, mosquitoes are attracted to d...

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Teens arrested after group allegedly attacked with pepper spray, batons in Bradford - Vimarsana News

Teens arrested after group allegedly attacked with pepper spray, batons in Bradford

  BARRIE, ONT. -- Five boys face assault and weapons charges after police say they attacked a group of teenagers at a basketball court with batons and pepper spray in Bradford. South Simcoe Police officers were called to the Alan Kuzmich Park in the West Park Avenue and Aishford Road area on Tuesday around the dinner hour for reports of a large fight. They say the suspects, ranging in age from 14 to 17, ran into a nearby forest where officers arrested them. Police say the accused were all released into their parent's custody with future court dates. Their identities are protected under...