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This Was Then: Rollo Wigglesworth - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

This Was Then: Rollo Wigglesworth - The Martha's Vineyard Times

The Island has had its share of colorful names. There was Major Pain, the Chilmark lawyer who fought unsuccessfully to move our county seat out of Edgartown; Mayor Blood, who gave us the name “Cottage City”; and Captain Pound, the pirate who plagued Holmes Hole Harbor. There was Harry Legg, the Helenian carpenter; Dr. Lynch, […]

A 'Ray' of hope diminishes - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

A 'Ray' of hope diminishes - The Nassau Guardian

One of The Bahamas’ greatest boxers ever, a sports icon, and a legend inside and out of the ring, has passed. Ray Minus Jr. had a boxing career that would make most sportsmen marvel, and be in awe of, as his list of accomplishments puts him in another stratosphere in Bahamian sports history - one that

Invasive Pepper Thrips Could Become a Major Pain for Growers in Florida - Vimarsana News

Invasive Pepper Thrips Could Become a Major Pain for Growers in Florida

Researchers warn of potential impacts of tiny pest (Thrips parvispinus) as it spreads across the Sunshine State.

GO in the Know: Major Pain at the Pump, Target Tanks & Top Financial News for May 18 - Vimarsana News

GO in the Know: Major Pain at the Pump, Target Tanks & Top Financial News for May 18

Believe it or not, today is the most popular workday of the week (more on that later). However, we are still doing the same thing we do every workday -- bringing you the top financial stories you need...

The Break Presents: Ola Runt - Vimarsana News

The Break Presents: Ola Runt

The Break Presents: Ola Runt Ola Runt's path to rap recognition has been full of ups and downs, but he eventually found his calling, and it was behind the mic. As a teen, he was in and out of juvenile detention until at 16, he ended up doing five years behind bars for breaking into cars and being involved in armed robberies. It was during that time that the Atlanta native started rapping in jail, writing his raps and honing a new craft. He got out of jail in 2018, at 21 years old, and had a new focus on music. To help pursue his passion, Ola's father built him a studio, and the rapper spent...

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