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Retired Marine To Professor: How Colonel Jake Graham Has Immersed Himself In Penn State Community - Vimarsana News

Retired Marine To Professor: How Colonel Jake Graham Has Immersed Himself In Penn State Community

After 26 years of service with the Marines, Graham works as a professor, lab director, and coach at Penn State.

Niagara names the top five in Class of 2024 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Niagara names the top five in Class of 2024 | News, Sports, Jobs

NIAGARA, Wis. — The School District of Niagara has announced the top five scholars in the Niagara High School Class of 2024. The five lead a graduating

Commissioners donate to Legion baseball team - Vimarsana News

Commissioners donate to Legion baseball team

Fancella, adjutant general for the Clay Center American Legion Post No. 101, told Clay County Commissioners on April 15 that they will have a Legion Baseball team for 2024. Last

Who saw the Babe in the Magic City? - Vimarsana News

Who saw the Babe in the Magic City?

A key step in Billings’ development as a baseball hub occurred two years after Archie Cochrane came to town, and it involved the biggest name in the sport’s history, Babe Ruth. On July 13, 1947, the Billings Gazette reported that the Bambino, one of Ruth’s nicknames, might attend the American Legion junior baseball sectional tournament in […] The post Who saw the Babe in the Magic City? appeared first on Daily Montanan.

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Shaffer Park decision lacked transparency | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Shaffer Park decision lacked transparency | The Highland County Press

One thing, though, is becoming clear: Many of those volunteers and businesses are not pleased with the city's lack of transparency on the Shaffer Park decision. To the best of my knowledge, this issue has not been discussed in open session with members of Hillsboro City Council. The mayor never formally announced Gregory's hiring at a council meeting. Why not? For a new $58,000 city position, shouldn't city council – and the city's residents and taxpayers – be informed?