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In booming Zoom town, this indie natural food store is where locals and new residents meet - Vimarsana News

In booming Zoom town, this indie natural food store is where locals and new residents meet

Skip to main content In booming Tahoe Zoom town, this indie natural food store is where locals and new residents meet FacebookTwitterEmail New Moon's longtime employees, including owner Billy Griffin (third from right). Also pictured is Kevin Kremler, Peter Maloney, Davi Heintz, Tammy Graham and Pete Sherman.Ryan Salm/ Special to SFGATE I’m standing in New Moon Natural Foods on a Wednesday, late in the morning. The locally owned Truckee health food market is bustling. Patrons stroll aisles, admire the kale, browse the essential oils on display, fill up a caddy with craft beers. I grab a pea...

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Palestine man who shot, killed brother agrees to 50-year prison sentence - Vimarsana News

Palestine man who shot, killed brother agrees to 50-year prison sentence

Palestine man who shot, killed brother agrees to 50-year prison sentence By Gary Bass | February 8, 2021 at 5:28 PM CST - Updated February 8 at 7:06 PM ANDERSON COUNTY, Texas (KLTV) - A Palestine man who pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his brother in February 2019 has agreed to a 50-year prison sentence. Roger Hilton, 54, appeared in Judge Mark Calhoun’s judicial district courtroom on Friday for a plea hearing. As part of the agreement, he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. According to a previous report, the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call at about 8:...

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Nashville Corps Barge, Incinerator Burn Through Debris - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

Nashville Corps Barge, Incinerator Burn Through Debris - The Waterways Journal

December 11, 2020 By Shelley Byrne A new floating barge equipped with a special incinerator is helping the Nashville Engineer District to efficiently dispose of stumps, logs and driftwood debris. The incinerator barge began operating in October on Lake Cumberland, a reservoir of the Cumberland River in south central Kentucky, Nashville district public affairs specialist Lee Roberts said. It is equipped with an air curtain burner into which deckhands feed driftwood. “We can burn anything that we can physically lift and put in th...