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WRC News4 At 6 December 18, 2012 - Vimarsana News

WRC News4 At 6 December 18, 2012

Classmates while students from other schools here went back to class for the First Time Since the tragedy. The pain offing goodbye has become a part of every day now in newtown. This grieving community buried two more first graders today. Jessica rekos loved horses and asked santa for cow girl boots and hat for christmas. First born, she liked to plan and organize so much her family called her their ceo. James mattioli, nicknamed jay, loved math, sports and games on his ipad. Early riser, he usually ended his days cuddled up on the couch next to his mom. There are so many here holding one anot...

Timeline in the search for Barry Schmalbach - Vimarsana News

Timeline in the search for Barry Schmalbach

Another development in the case of missing Cape Coral man Barry Schmalbach emerged Friday. Now, his former boyfriend, Christopher Davis, has an arrest warrant for second-degree murder in relation to Schmalbach's disappearance.

Source: abc-7.com
A Timeline of Barry Schmalbach's disappearance - Vimarsana News

A Timeline of Barry Schmalbach's disappearance

Cape Coral police continue to investigate the disappearance of Barry Schmalbach, a 56-year-old Cape Coral resident.

Timeline in the search for Barry Schmalbach - Vimarsana News

Timeline in the search for Barry Schmalbach

Another development in the case of missing Cape Coral man Barry Schmalbach emerged Friday. Now, his former boyfriend, Christopher Davis, has an arrest warrant for second-degree murder in relation to Schmalbach's disappearance.

Source: nbc-2.com
Chainsaw Plan Round 2: Government looks to deepen austerity - Vimarsana News

Chainsaw Plan Round 2: Government looks to deepen austerity

Economy Minister Luis Caputo assures that there has been no fiscal shock so far in Argentina and that there is still room for further tightening. If President Javier Milei’s ‘Omnibus law’ does not pass through Congress, cutbacks will continue for state personnel, with cuts in overtime, the freezing of salaries, and the non-renewal of expiring contracts.