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A Bougainvillea-Filled Brazilian Wedding - Vimarsana News

A Bougainvillea-Filled Brazilian Wedding

Doctors Carolina Favero Braga and Freud Milice hosted a destination wedding on the beaches of Trancoso, Brazil for 80 guests. The celebration featured live music, bohemian décor, and lots of bougainvillea. Here are all the photos and details.

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Heart of Glass: Customer Service is the Core of Olympia Glass LLC - Vimarsana News

Heart of Glass: Customer Service is the Core of Olympia Glass LLC

Olympia Glass has moved to a new location, however the long-time business still offers great customer service by owners Julia and Jason Stone.

Oscar The Wild On Prioritising Friendship Over Fame - Vimarsana News

Oscar The Wild On Prioritising Friendship Over Fame

“It's easy for it to swallow you. And you know, then you get focused on like numbers and how well you're doing, and you equate it to your own personal worth, and it's just not worth it, is it?”

Homeless in Maine: A new policing protocol shifts focus to assisting homeless people who need help - Vimarsana News

Homeless in Maine: A new policing protocol shifts focus to assisting homeless people who need help

Local police agencies are grappling with a new protocol established by the Office of the Maine Attorney General that calls on authorities to not charge homeless people with minor crimes but instead focus on connecting them with service providers who may be able to help.

Homeless in Maine: A new policing protocol shifts focus to assisting homeless people who need help - Vimarsana News

Homeless in Maine: A new policing protocol shifts focus to assisting homeless people who need help

Local police agencies are grappling with a new protocol established by the Office of the Maine Attorney General that calls on authorities to not charge homeless people with minor crimes but instead focus on connecting them with service providers who may be able to help.