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Obituary – Thomas Patrick Dougherty Sr. - The Henrico Citizen - Vimarsana News

Obituary – Thomas Patrick Dougherty Sr. - The Henrico Citizen

Thomas Patrick Dougherty, Sr., 89, of Henrico, went to be with the Lord May 9, 2023. He was preceded in death by two wives, Margaret C. Dougherty (1985) and Mary Lynn Dougherty (2020); and his son, Dennis W. Dougherty (2022). He is survived by his children, Theresa Gee, Thomas P. Dougherty, Jr. (Robin), Ruth Palczynski

Council grants casino liquor license - Vimarsana News

Council grants casino liquor license

The Narragansett Town Council granted a one-day Class F alcohol beverage license to the casino at 11 Pier Market Place, for the University of Rhode Island award ceremony scheduled for

Six distinguished alumni to be added to Dayton High School's Wall of Distinction on April 28 - Vimarsana News

Six distinguished alumni to be added to Dayton High School's Wall of Distinction on April 28

By Andy FurmanNKyTribune reporterMake room. Six more are being added.The Dayton High School will be adding six inductees – the total now grows to 40 – to The Wall of Distinction for outs

Take an artsy bike ride or hike this summer at Tippet Rise Art Center - Vimarsana News

Take an artsy bike ride or hike this summer at Tippet Rise Art Center

Fifteen miles of single-track trail that gain as much as 2,000 feet are spread across the working ranch located south of Absarokee.

Lewis Fogle Freed After 34 Years: DNA Helps Pennsylvania Man Go Free In Murder Of Teenage Girl - Vimarsana News

Lewis Fogle Freed After 34 Years: DNA Helps Pennsylvania Man Go Free In Murder Of Teenage Girl

After 34 years, Lewis Fogle is a free man thanks to his family and a group of devoted people from the Pennsylvania Innocence Project. Mr. Fogle spent half o