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Body of dog found wrapped in blanket along road in Schuylkill County - Vimarsana News

Body of dog found wrapped in blanket along road in Schuylkill County

Hunting club members discover animal in brush along road.

Lancaster County public sales: Feb. 24, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County public sales: Feb. 24, 2023

Witman Auctioneers Inc., of Manheim, conducted a public sale of real estate Feb. 9 for Larry Bender at 147 Nanroc Road, Mechanicsburg. A three-bedroom townhouse sold for $162,000 to Rizgar

FRIDAY FLAVOR: Tender Mac's - Vimarsana News

FRIDAY FLAVOR: Tender Mac's

This Chesapeake spot serves different twists on two southern favorites: fried chicken and mac and cheese.

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Nebraska man says pigeon racing 'gets in your blood' - Vimarsana News

Nebraska man says pigeon racing 'gets in your blood'

Nebraska man says pigeon racing 'gets in your blood' Follow Us Question of the Day       By RON PETERSEN - Associated Press - Saturday, May 1, 2021 LINDSAY, Neb. (AP) - More than 3,000 years ago, the Romans used homing pigeons as messengers, and pigeons were used as a symbol and sacrifice, both sacred and secular over the centuries by the English. The U.S. military even used homing pigeons for communication and reconnaissance purposes in World War I and World War II. The demand for homing pigeons slowly dwi...

Obituary - Ivol Marvin Bender - Vimarsana News

Obituary - Ivol Marvin Bender

Obituary - Ivol Marvin Bender Ivol Bender Ivol Marvin Bender, 93, passed away March 23, 2021, to be welcomed into the arms of loved ones that had preceded him in death. His parents Peter and Wilhelmina said how proud they were of his life. His brothers, Ellington, Oliver, and Larry had drinks and smiles waiting for him if they knew what was good for them. He gave his son Douglas a few pats on the back. And he took his wife, Elsie, in his arms and told her "Sorry I'm late but I'm here now." He and Elsie were married for 65 years before she passed.