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Baron and Choy claim male and female prizes in ABWU Road Race | Antigua Observer Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Baron and Choy claim male and female prizes in ABWU Road Race | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Neto Baptiste Kohart Baron of Team Terminix and Telesha Choy of Vipers were the male and female winners in the Antigua and Barbuda Workers Union (ABWU) 56th Anniversary Invitational Road Race held Sunday. Baron clocked 2:39.18 (two hours, 39 minutes and 18 seconds) to finish ahead of a tough…

Ellerslie Classic Car Show cancelled - News - Vimarsana News

Ellerslie Classic Car Show cancelled - News

NZ's only independently judged Concours d'Elegance is happening at Ellerslie Racecourse on April 23...

Urban Milwaukee » » Dominique Paul Noth - Vimarsana News

Urban Milwaukee » » Dominique Paul Noth

Audience must figure out what is real in new one-woman play with neat technical effects staged by Renaissance Theaterworks.

Gayral dominates Elite Class in Jenel Warner Circuit Race | Antigua Observer Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Gayral dominates Elite Class in Jenel Warner Circuit Race | Antigua Observer Newspaper

Jahiem Telemaque (center) was winner of the 14-17 age category in the Cadets Class with Tahje Browne (left) and Dejaun Francis (right) second and third respectively. (Photos courtesy ABCF) Road runners’ Tiziano Rosignoli (center) beat teammate Tacuma Davis (left) across the line in the Sports Class. Joel Griffith of Little…

Notes and tones: There are many ways to enjoy latest NEA Jazz Masters class - Vimarsana News

Notes and tones: There are many ways to enjoy latest NEA Jazz Masters class

It’s the 40th year of the prestigious program that annually names a handful of artists and one dedicated jazz “advocate.”