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MARCH MILESTONES St. Patrick's Month has proved memorable for the Boston Irish - Vimarsana News

MARCH MILESTONES St. Patrick's Month has proved memorable for the Boston Irish

From Stately Church to Status SymbolOn March 10, 1861, a throng gathered on Harrison Avenue to dedicate a new church for Boston’s growing population of Irish-Catholics and German-Catholics. Bishop John B. Fitzpatrick, the Irish immigrant and philanthropist Andrew Carney, and the chief architect, Tipperary-born Patrick C.

Roanoke Gun Violence Prevention Commission meets for first time after week of violence - Vimarsana News

Roanoke Gun Violence Prevention Commission meets for first time after week of violence

Southwest Roanoke saw two shootings within a week, including one that was deadly.

Source: wsls.com
Six to receive 2022 William S. Dixon First Amendment Freedom Award - Vimarsana News

Six to receive 2022 William S. Dixon First Amendment Freedom Award

The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government has chosen six New Mexicans as the recipients of its 2022 William S. Dixon First Amendment Freedom Awards.

Williams Lake First Nation responds to PRRD letter of support - Vimarsana News

Williams Lake First Nation responds to PRRD letter of support

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - A recent letter from Chief Willie Sellars of the Williams Lake First Nation acknowledges...

Residential schools post prompts apology from B.C. mayor; First Nations member feels 'violated' - Vimarsana News

Residential schools post prompts apology from B.C. mayor; First Nations member feels 'violated'

A member of a B.C. First Nation is calling on a local mayor to resign after he shared a post on social media suggesting there was an "other side" to residential schools.