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Australian Saddle Safaris celebrate finish at Whitton Malt House | The Irrigator - Vimarsana News

Australian Saddle Safaris celebrate finish at Whitton Malt House | The Irrigator

What was meant to be a 114km journey turned into 140 given the winding river.

Australian Saddle Safaris celebrate finish at Whitton Malt House | The Area News - Vimarsana News

Australian Saddle Safaris celebrate finish at Whitton Malt House | The Area News

What was meant to be a 114km journey turned into 140 given the winding river.

Cause of fire that destroyed Jackson County home still undetermined, officials say - Vimarsana News

Cause of fire that destroyed Jackson County home still undetermined, officials say

Cause of fire that destroyed Jackson County home still undetermined, officials say Updated May 11, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 Blackman Township Public Safety's new fire trucks in Jackson, Michigan, Wednesday, July 26, 2017. (Claire Abendroth | Mlive.com) MLive Media GroupMLive Media Group Facebook Share JACKSON COUNTY, MI -- A Leoni Township couple’s home was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon, officials said. Firefighters were dispatched to the 6500 block of Welch Lake Road in Leoni Township at about 1:31 p.m. May 10, for a structure fire, according to the Blackman-Leoni Department of Pub...

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Ocala school administrator urges masks after wife dies of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Ocala school administrator urges masks after wife dies of COVID-19

Ocala school administrator urges masks after wife dies of COVID-19 The words provoke raw emotions in Scott Carpenter, the assistant director of Marion Technical College, who lost his wife to COVID-19 a month ago. Carpenter, 57, wears his face covering in public when he can’t socially distance. He does it out of respect and to protect others. After all, he saw firsthand the awful consequences of a family member contracting COVID-19. But while he is out and about in Marion County, anti-maskers will look at him and say those words that hurts him so deeply: “You’re one of them.”

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