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Another possible second home offering - Vimarsana News

Another possible second home offering

For over 150 years, Vermont has been a destination for second homeowners. The state has always been the place to come in the summer. Since the 1960s, the Green Mountains

Another possible second home offering - Vimarsana News

Another possible second home offering

For over 150 years, Vermont has been a destination for second homeowners. The state has always been the place to come in the summer. Since the 1960s, the Green Mountains

Stars and Stripes - Navy awards contracts worth nearly $580 million for Marine barracks, fire station on Guam - Vimarsana News

Stars and Stripes - Navy awards contracts worth nearly $580 million for Marine barracks, fire station on Guam

The government of Japan is paying for the construction as part of an agreement with the United States to relocate some Marine Corp aviation assets from Okinawa.

Naval Academy, Navy station in Annapolis could see new sea wall - Vimarsana News

Naval Academy, Navy station in Annapolis could see new sea wall

The Navy is considering a multi-year project to restore seawalls around the Naval Academy and the Navy station across the Severn River, repairing damage as well as preparing for rising seas and storms.

Hero Quilts presented to South Bay Vietnam Vets - Vimarsana News

Hero Quilts presented to South Bay Vietnam Vets

Hero Quilts presented to South Bay Vietnam Vets SHARE Project founded to comfort recent war veterans expanded to include vets from earlier wars by Donald Morrison Only one thing comforted Lieutenant Daniel Massey after he was injured while serving in Iraq. It was 2009, and he’d been left temporarily paralyzed from injuries sustained during a mortar blast in Basra. He wasn’t sure if he’d ever walk again.  “I came back from one of my procedures and on my bed was this blanket,” Lt. Massey said. “There was a note. ‘To Lieutenant Dan Massey, you’re our hero, thank you very much ...