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Mandeville Ventures Inc.: Mandeville Ventures Announces Entry into Letter Agreement for Qualifying Transaction with Sumer Resources Inc. - Vimarsana News

Mandeville Ventures Inc.: Mandeville Ventures Announces Entry into Letter Agreement for Qualifying Transaction with Sumer Resources Inc.

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 13, 2023) - Mandeville Ventures Inc. (TSXV: MAND.P) (the "Corporation" or "Mandeville"), a capital pool company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV"), has

Louisiana Native Celebrates 20 Years As 'Price Is Right' Model - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Native Celebrates 20 Years As 'Price Is Right' Model

Originally from Mandeville, Rachel Reynolds lives in Baton Rouge and travels to Los Angeles to tape the legendary show with host Drew Carey.

Louisiana Native Celebrates 20 Years As 'Price Is Right' Model - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Native Celebrates 20 Years As 'Price Is Right' Model

Originally from Mandeville, Rachel Reynolds lives in Baton Rouge and travels to Los Angeles to tape the legendary show with host Drew Carey.

Residents concerned Mandeville lakefront development would impact their quality of life - Vimarsana News

Residents concerned Mandeville lakefront development would impact their quality of life

Sucette Harbor would be built on 15 acres of unoccupied land along Lake Ponchartrain.

Mandeville Sucette Harbor vote postponed - Vimarsana News

Mandeville Sucette Harbor vote postponed

Mandeville city council hasn't set a date on when this project will be voted on, but residents say whenever that happens, they'll The Mandeville City Council has agreed to hold off on voting to move the Sucette Harbor project forward, but many residents say they hope they throw it out altogether.

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