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Local athletes qualify for state track - Vimarsana News

Local athletes qualify for state track

Track and field teams from Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio all competed at the Dennis Teeters Tiger Invite on Friday and Saturday in Grand Junction. The meet was the final chance for the athletes to lay...

Mason Lodge awards Bayfield High School student, among others - Vimarsana News

Mason Lodge awards Bayfield High School student, among others

The Durango/San Juan Mason Lodge honored students, teachers and first responders on Sunday in its first award ceremony since 2019. Each year, the lodge identifies students, educators and first respon...

Stony Point Man Jailed In Catawba County On Charges Of Cocaine Possession, Fleeing From Police - Vimarsana News

Stony Point Man Jailed In Catawba County On Charges Of Cocaine Possession, Fleeing From Police

25-year-old Mark Torres of Deerfield Estates Lane in Stony Point was arrested Monday (April 3) by Newton Police Officers. He's charged with felony possession of

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Haines City Police Searching For Shoplifter Who Allegedly Stole $900 In Merchandise - Vimarsana News

Haines City Police Searching For Shoplifter Who Allegedly Stole $900 In Merchandise

Haines City PD Press Release The Haines City Police Department is looking for the public’s help in locating a Kissimmee man accused of stealing nearly $900 in merchandise from Walmart Supercenter, 36205 U.S. 27, at about 11:35 a.m. on Jan. 13. Mark Torres, 305 Erie Lane, was seen by surveillance…

Winter Lecture: "Dust for Blood: Long Island Labor Camps" - Vimarsana News

Winter Lecture: "Dust for Blood: Long Island Labor Camps"

Join Southold Historical Museum for the upcoming Winter Lecture: “Dust for Blood: Long Island Labor Camps” by Mark Torres, part of the “Local Farming Through