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Woman Desperately Searching For Missing Cat Before Snowstorm - Vimarsana News

Woman Desperately Searching For Missing Cat Before Snowstorm

UpdatedSun, Jan 31, 2021 at 9:48 am ET Reply(1) Have you seen Buddy? (Courtesy Patricia Wright.) MATTITUCK, NY — Buddy, a black cat from Mattituck who's won hearts around the neighborhood, went missing Monday — and his owner is desperate to get him home before the coming snowstorm and brutally cold temperatures. According to a Neighbor Post on Patch by Patricia Wright, Buddy is a male; he went missing from Wavecrest Lane at the crossroad of Reeve Road in the Saltaire Estates community in Mattituck. Buddy, she said, "never misses a meal and was not fond of the cold. We are desperately look...

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Traffic-Stopping Turkeys In Pleasanton: Photos Of The Week - Vimarsana News

Traffic-Stopping Turkeys In Pleasanton: Photos Of The Week

UpdatedMon, Dec 21, 2020 at 5:19 pm PT Reply Diana Mendenhall caught these turkeys stopping traffic on Main Street. (Diana Mendenhall) PLEASANTON, CA — No, it wasn't a crash that caused Friday afternoon's traffic snarl on Pleasanton's Main Street. It was just a few turkeys, said Patch reader Diana Mendenhall, who was in the right place at the right time. "Traffic came to a halt," she wrote. "The unfolding scene brought a moment of joy to all of us who observed this bright moment in an otherwise stressful time in so many lives." Subscribe You don't need to be a photojournalist to take a grea...

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Most Virginians Will Take COVID-19 Vaccine: Patch Survey - Vimarsana News

Most Virginians Will Take COVID-19 Vaccine: Patch Survey

Replies(2) Most Patch readers said they would take the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 if offered, while others expressed concerns over side effects. (Shutterstock) VIRGINIA — A majority of Patch readers in northern Virginia said in an informal survey they would take the COVID-19 vaccine if it were offered to them. "I work with seniors and I will be getting the vaccine in a matter of weeks for their protection as well as my own," Eileen Anatra of Reston said, responding to a Neighbor Post question. "The science is there and it shows the vaccine is safer than the virus. A news release from Gov. Ra...

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