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Mugala reassigned; Allen Chapel gets new pastor - Vimarsana News

Mugala reassigned; Allen Chapel gets new pastor

Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church in Daytona Beach is preparing for its Homecoming Celebration, which will be held on Sunday, Nov. 12 at 10 a.m.

City of Daytona Beach donating land for affordable housing projects - Vimarsana News

City of Daytona Beach donating land for affordable housing projects

The city of Daytona Beach has donated 20 properties in redevelopment areas to four nonprofits that will create new affordable housing.

A third Midtown restaurant has quietly shut its doors. Here's what we know - Vimarsana News

A third Midtown restaurant has quietly shut its doors. Here's what we know

The Midtown location of Louie's Grill and Bar closed in July without much notice to customers, area residents or even the Midtown Redevelopment Corp.

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Town must be approved and you can welcomed in order that there be a little more possibilities - Vimarsana News

Town must be approved and you can welcomed in order that there be a little more possibilities

Town must be approved and you can welcomed in order that there be a little more possibilities Early Gay and lesbian activists Gene Harrington, a laws teacher at the Texas Southern University and Charles Laws each other had an effect on the latest Gay and lesbian society, but an older way Je kunt mee

Grand MetroLink Station sees push for greater connectivity - Vimarsana News

Grand MetroLink Station sees push for greater connectivity

At the center of Midtown St. Louis is “a doughnut hole”: the Grand MetroLink Station. Kim Cella and Chris Beard discussed the problem — and ideas for improvements — on “St. Louis on the Air.”