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Riley's Fish & Steak serves up classic chop house fare — with a twist - Vimarsana News

Riley's Fish & Steak serves up classic chop house fare — with a twist

Emad Yacoub is looking to fill what he feels is a void in the Vancouver food scene with his latest restaurant: Riley's Fish & Steak.

XFL Hires Directors of Team Operations - Vimarsana News

XFL Hires Directors of Team Operations

XFL Hires Directors of Team Operations, XFL News @ XFLBoard.com

Sanford residents urge more commission seats to improve minority representation - Vimarsana News

Sanford residents urge more commission seats to improve minority representation

To increase Black representation in city government, Sanford residents are pushing for two more commission districts.

Circus Ginnett is coming to Strawberry Fields, Lyme Regis | Bridport and Lyme Regis News - Vimarsana News

Circus Ginnett is coming to Strawberry Fields, Lyme Regis | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

The Circus Ginnett will be visiting Lyme Regis from Tuesday, August 3 until Sunday, August 15. The circus, run by husband and wife team Lisandra and Patrick Austin, is one of the oldest family circuses in the country. The show will feature aerialists, hula hoops, jugglers, 'Vader the Wonder Dog' and two clowns. This year Circus Ginnett is supporting NHS Charities Together and donating all profits from its opening nights in each town to the charity. Lisandra Austin said: "This is the first time Lyme Regis has held an event like this. "We are one of the oldest circus families in the...

Mold Rotarians reflect on challenges of meeting online throughout lockdown - Vimarsana News

Mold Rotarians reflect on challenges of meeting online throughout lockdown

MEMBERS of a Mold club reflected on the challenges of adapting their activities to continue throughout lockdown. The end of year meeting of Mold Rotary Club is devoted to the President’s Fellowship, a review of the Club’s activities over the previous twelve months. President Mark Philpot reflected upon the effect of the lockdown on the Club and its activities. He said he was pleased that lockdown had not been a 'knockout blow' to the Club. "Yes we were shaken," a spokesman said, "but we were stirred into investigating the new forms of communication available through our computer...