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WESH WESH 2 News At Noon January 13, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WESH WESH 2 News At Noon January 13, 2016

The team says construction delays are the problem. The stadium will open its doors for the start of the 2017 season. The entire upcoming year will be played at the citrus bowl. Orlando health to orlando city hoped to welcome their fans into the new home but we ll have to wait another year. The new complex will have seats from within 25,000. Steel will begin to go up at the stadium site within a month. It will be been built at Church Street and parramore avenue. Less than a mile from the citrus bowl. The new stadium was scheduled to host the National Championships for Women College saw women s ...

Exclusive: 1 year later, NYCHA's temporarily boiler still filling East Harlem apartments with tar-like substance; "They're literally killing us" - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: 1 year later, NYCHA's temporarily boiler still filling East Harlem apartments with tar-like substance; "They're literally killing us"

NYCHA said the boiler would be removed within months, yet one year later, residents say the problem's gotten worse.

Tuscaloosa: Patriotic Opportunity This Friday - Vimarsana News

Tuscaloosa: Patriotic Opportunity This Friday

Local attorneys invite you to join them in celebrating the document that gave us Independence Day

Source: wtug.com
Tuscaloosa: Patriotic Opportunity This Friday - Vimarsana News

Tuscaloosa: Patriotic Opportunity This Friday

Local attorneys invite you to join them in celebrating the document that gave us Independence Day

Drought in northern Mexico brings social unrest - Vimarsana News

Drought in northern Mexico brings social unrest

The La Niña weather pattern and climate change have exacerbated drought issues, hitting low-income communities hardest and raising tensions