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FOXNEWSW The Five April 16, 2018 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW The Five April 16, 2018

Family was prohillary. My wife and girls marched in the womens march the day after President Trumps inauguration. My four daughters, probably all five, wanted Hillary Clinton to be the first woman president. I know my amazing spouse did. Greg too late for that. Professing your familys love for hillary is like a tornado praising a trailer park and just destroyed. Its over. The damage is done. Hillary is not having you over for lemon squares. The media treats the interview as a big deal. Does it feel that way to me . If you hate trump, then the interview is something to validate it. Its an emoti...

Lucille Baummer - Vimarsana News

Lucille Baummer

NAUGATUCK - Lucille (Harper) Baummer, 96, the widow of Linden Baummer, her husband of 70 years with whom she was inseparable, died peacefully on April 14, 2024, at Beacon Brook Health Care Center. Lucille was born March 8, 1928 in Naugatuck, a daughter of the late Stephen and Bertha (Durette) Har

Mayor Walt Maddox Defends Tuscaloosa After Sewage Spills Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Mayor Walt Maddox Defends Tuscaloosa After Sewage Spills Lawsuit

Mayor Walt Maddox was quick to defend city staff Tuesday in the wake of a lawsuit that seeks to punish Tuscaloosa for years of issues in its wastewater systems.

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🌺 🧅 Orchids & Onions: Friday, Aug. 18, 2023 - Vimarsana News

🌺 🧅 Orchids & Onions: Friday, Aug. 18, 2023

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Pipe Failure Creates Sewage Overflow Near 2 Tuscaloosa Creeks - Vimarsana News

Pipe Failure Creates Sewage Overflow Near 2 Tuscaloosa Creeks

A 'catastrophic' infrastructure failure has led to an ongoing sewage overflow on Tuscaloosa's JVC Road that may be sending wastewater into two local creeks.