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Vincennes Township Fire Department receives three AEDs. - Vimarsana News

Vincennes Township Fire Department receives three AEDs.

VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - A new piece of medical equipment will soon be installed at Parks around Knox County.

Source: wthitv.com
Dan Rodricks: Video proof of otters in Baltimore's Jones Falls stream. How do you like that? - Vimarsana News

Dan Rodricks: Video proof of otters in Baltimore's Jones Falls stream. How do you like that?

Their presence suggests the potential for full restoration of the stream used and abused by humans.

Lotto syndicate shares $1.7m | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

Lotto syndicate shares $1.7m | Dandenong Star Journal

- A TattsLotto group syndicate which bought tickets in Mulgrave and Springvale has shared a $1.7 million division-one prize. The syndicate’s 24 members will each share $71,579 from their winning QuickPick entry on Saturday 10 April. The entry also scored division three 24 times, division four 90 times and division six 80 times for a total prize of $1,717,841.89. According to The Lott, some of the syndicate members were unregistered and unknown at this stage. “We know some of these division one winning syndicate members have already begun celebrating their good fortune and are kickstarting...

Lexington councilman moves his business to uptown district - Vimarsana News

Lexington councilman moves his business to uptown district

The Dispatch A longtime advocate for moving minority-owned business into downtown Lexington does just that; St. Patrick's Day-themed laser show planned for Old Court House and local brewery. Here's What's happening in Davidson County. If you want it to happen, do it Lexington City Councilman Joe Watkins decided to walk his talk this year when he moved his formerly home-based information technology business to uptown Lexington. As a long-time proponent and encourager for business owners to move into downtown, especially minority-owned businesses, Watkins moved into his new location at 17 Ea...