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Hempfield, North Huntingdon aim to reinforce township identity through branding, signage - Vimarsana News

Hempfield, North Huntingdon aim to reinforce township identity through branding, signage

Hempfield and North Huntingdon are revamping their signage to bolster each township’s identity. Both are divided by multiple ZIP codes and neighborhoods, and in Hempfield, the township’s officials outlined goals to reinforce municipal identity in their 2023 comprehensive plans. While preparing a comprehensive plan, approved by the supervisors in September,

Homeless cabins on OR Willamette River an environmental problem - Vimarsana News

Homeless cabins on OR Willamette River an environmental problem

Willamette Riverkeeper is calling on the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality to step up.

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Former KPIX reporter Bill Schechner passes away at age 81 - Vimarsana News

Former KPIX reporter Bill Schechner passes away at age 81

Former KPIX reporter and anchor Bill Schechner has passed away at the age of 81 after a long illness according to his longtime friend, journalist, and KPIX colleague Linda Schacht.

Penryn Athletic vs Falmouth Town derby preview - Vimarsana News

Penryn Athletic vs Falmouth Town derby preview

Falmouth Town could wrap up the South West Peninsula League title when they face local rivals Penryn Athletic tomorrow.

Cincinnati City Councilman Wendell Young charged in texting scandal - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati City Councilman Wendell Young charged in texting scandal

Cincinnati City Councilman Wendell Young has been indicted on a single charge stemming from a three-year-old texting scandal. A Hamilton County grand jury on Thursday charged Young with tampering with records, a third-degree felony punishable by up to three years in prison. In a statement, Patrick Hanley, the special prosecutor who has been investigating Young for more than a year, said that between January and October of 2018, Young "knowingly and with the purpose to defraud, destroyed text messages that belonged to a government entity."  Hanley told The Enquirer this marks the end of his ...