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Irish dancers, marching units, and floats to lead Elmhurst St. Patrick's Day Parade March 9 - Vimarsana News

Irish dancers, marching units, and floats to lead Elmhurst St. Patrick's Day Parade March 9

Elmhurst’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns for its 27th year on Saturday, March 9. The parade will step off at noon at Wilson Street and Spring Road and continue north on Spring Road, ending befo...

Vroom with a view: The new 'Indiana Jones' and 'Mission Impossible' bring motorcycle love back to the big screen - Vimarsana News

Vroom with a view: The new 'Indiana Jones' and 'Mission Impossible' bring motorcycle love back to the big screen

Motorcycles are fast and sleek and sexy and loud. They’re like horses, only with RPMs. With westerns pretty much gone, the movies love motorcycles all the more.

Peacock family chose to sound taps at military campus - Vimarsana News

Peacock family chose to sound taps at military campus

For several years during the 1930s, the academy’s print advertisements featured profile photos of “The Peacock Triumvirate.”

Motor Corps Manipur to organise fund-raising drive - Vimarsana News

Motor Corps Manipur to organise fund-raising drive

The ‘Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride’ will be organised on May 22 to support the ongoing research on Prostate Cancer by the Movember Foundation in Sidney,

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COVID-19 is reshaping Michigan. It's not the first epidemic to do so. - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 is reshaping Michigan. It's not the first epidemic to do so.

COVID-19 is reshaping Michigan. It’s not the first epidemic to do so. Updated Mar 07, 2021; Posted Mar 07, 2021 Looking Back Flint Journal file photo from 1955 when Genesee County got its first allotment of the Salk polio vaccine. Pictured with the shipment are Clinton C. Cole, then director of the city health deparment laboratory; Mrs. Robert Miles, executive secretary of the Genesee Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which paid for the vaccine; and True Montney, technical aid in the lab. The results of a study proclaiming the Salk vaccine safe and effective was ...

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