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WABC Eyewitness News First At 4 December 29, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WABC Eyewitness News First At 4 December 29, 2015

Inside the bar in patterson. All you heard was boom, boom, boom the shots. And i was like god, i was just in there. I just walked out. [spanish]. Reporter willy says the gunman never demanded money and never tried to rob the bar. They said he just walked in to the popular bar hangout and started shooting. Killed. When they got here, she was already gone. I was woken up by my neighbors to tell me she had been shot. Reporter a man in his 30s had also been shot. She says sims knew the other person that was shot but its unclear if the two showed up together at the bar to hang out. She didnt bother...

Morgan Stickney Breaks Two World Records in One Swim on Saturday at US Para Nationals - Vimarsana News

Morgan Stickney Breaks Two World Records in One Swim on Saturday at US Para Nationals

Morgan Stickney broke a World Record by almost a minute in the 1500 free on Saturday morning, grabbing the 800 free World Record on the way.

Access to your health information is at your fingertips - Vimarsana News

Access to your health information is at your fingertips

Hospitals and clinics nationwide use patient portals to house important patient documents, medical information and as a channel of communication between medical staff and patients. MyBothwellHealth, Bothwell Regional Health Center’s patient portal, rolled out in 2015 and has made access to health information and communication more efficient.

Poop Sleuths: Why Researchers Are Tracking Coronavirus in Wastewater - Vimarsana News

Poop Sleuths: Why Researchers Are Tracking Coronavirus in Wastewater

Do the sewers hold the answers to the next COVID-19 surge? And what else can testing samples of untreated wastewater tell us about the health of our communities?