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St. Andrews in Panama City, florida celebrates Salty Dog Day - Vimarsana News

St. Andrews in Panama City, florida celebrates Salty Dog Day

PANAMA CITY — Every (salty) dog has his day, so they say. Salty Dog Day in St. Andrews will be Saturday, Feb. 27, starting with the weekly Market at St. Andrews along Beck Avenue from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. This dog-friendly event will be an extension of The Market with proceeds benefiting Operation Spay Bay. The market will include dog merchandise vendors, veterinarians, a shot clinic, a microchip booth, treat stations, dog play area, food, music, shopping and live entertainment, as well as the "Blessing of the Dogs," adoptions, a silent auction and raffles. "Salty Dog Day is not confined to T...

Kentucky Kingdom and Herschend Family Entertainment Announce New Partnership - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Kingdom and Herschend Family Entertainment Announce New Partnership

Credit WDRB Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear joined Herschend Enterprises Chief Executive Officer Andrew Wexler, state officials and community leaders to announce that Herschend Enterprises has become a majority partner and operator of Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay amusement and water park located in Louisville, Kentucky. Georgia-based Herschend is the nation’s largest family-owned theme attractions and entertainment company. Herschend operates popular tourism attractions such as the Dollywood® Parks & Resorts in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee and the Newport Aquarium® in Northern Kentucky. â...

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Louisville Metro underscores commitment to reducing climate change by hiring city's first-ever Energy Manager - Vimarsana News

Louisville Metro underscores commitment to reducing climate change by hiring city's first-ever Energy Manager

February 04, 2021 Louisville Metro Government has hired Zachary Tyler to serve as the city’s first Energy Manager, responsible for helping the city work toward the goals laid out and approved by Metro Council in February 2020 to shift metro operations to 100% clean renewable electricity by 2030 and 100% clean energy by 2035. “As our city works to reduce its carbon footprint and combat climate change, it’s important for Metro Government to lead the way. We need to be intentional about the work, which is why I am excited to welcome Zach to our team,” said Mayor Greg Fischer. “In this ...

COVID Vaccine Distribution Under New Management: Live Expert Panel For February 4, 2pm ET - Vimarsana News

COVID Vaccine Distribution Under New Management: Live Expert Panel For February 4, 2pm ET

Share this article CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Topic: Experts will discuss and take questions on COVID-19 vaccine distribution under the new Biden Administration. Journalists and editors are invited to attend this live virtual event and ask questions either on camera or we can relay your questions to the panelists. Register to attend and receive the on-demand recording after the session is concluded. Who: Dr. Kelvin Lee - Director of USA Manufacturing's National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) and Gore Professor of Chemical Biomol...

Louisville Issues Study Condemning Police Department - Vimarsana News

Louisville Issues Study Condemning Police Department

By Ryan Shepard Jan 29, 2021 The Louisville Metro Police Department is gaining no fans around the city following a recent report commissioned by city officials. Following the tragic killing of Breonna Taylor, the 150-page report from Hillard Heintze, the company hired to conduct the review, documents the distrust between the city's police force and communities of color. The document also explores how the city's police force is currently suffering from low morale. In fact, the report found that 75% of those surveyed would leave for another agency if they had the opportunity to do so. Further...