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Charlottesville appoints Sam Sanders to fill vacant city manager position - Vimarsana News

Charlottesville appoints Sam Sanders to fill vacant city manager position

Charlottesville has made the appointment of Samuel Sanders Jr. to serve as city manager official.

Leadership Baton Rouge Alumni Association honors 2 | Entertainment/Life - Vimarsana News

Leadership Baton Rouge Alumni Association honors 2 | Entertainment/Life

Elizabeth "Boo" Thomas and Josh Howard are the Leadership Baton Rouge Alumni Association Community Leadership Alumni of the Year for 2023.

Dozens of volunteers help to restore historic African-American cemetery in honor of MLK Day - Vimarsana News

Dozens of volunteers help to restore historic African-American cemetery in honor of MLK Day

BATON ROUGE - Established in the mid 1800s, Sweet Olive Cemetery was the first cemetery for African Americans in the capital city. Nearly 200 years later, weeds are overgrown, graves are broken into pieces and piled on top of one another.

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Baton Rouge hospitals work with small business in hopes of getting more people to donate blood during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Baton Rouge hospitals work with small business in hopes of getting more people to donate blood during the pandemic

Baton Rouge hospitals work with small business in hopes of getting more people to donate blood during the pandemic Baton Rouge hospitals work with small business in hopes of getting more people to donate blood durin By Breanne Bizette | January 9, 2021 at 5:26 PM CST - Updated January 9 at 7:22 PM BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - More than 2,000 Louisianans are in the hospital with COVID-19, and the disease is killing nearly 40 people every day, but the phones at the blood donation banks have stopped ringing. Baton Rouge General says it took half as much blood in 2020 as the year before, and m...

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