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North Wexford GAA club pays tribute to stalwart and 'lifelong gael' Malachy Travers - Vimarsana News

North Wexford GAA club pays tribute to stalwart and 'lifelong gael' Malachy Travers

The Naomh Éanna GAA club has extended its deepest sympathies to the family of Malachy Travers Snr following his passing at the age of 88.

Cambridge: Children seeing drug dealing on way to school - Vimarsana News

Cambridge: Children seeing drug dealing on way to school

Children are arriving at schools in the Arbury, Kings’ Hedges, West Chesterton, and East Chesterton areas of Cambridge smelling of cannabis after…

Maryland National Guard members help revive Prince George's Co. hospital patient - Vimarsana News

Maryland National Guard members help revive Prince George's Co. hospital patient

Gov. Larry Hogan’s declaration of a state of emergency allowed Maryland National Guard members to help medical staff combat COVID-19. One month after the declaration took effect, two soldiers helped save a patient’s life.

Source: wtop.com
Maryland Soldiers Save Hospital Patient Suffering Heart Attack - Vimarsana News

Maryland Soldiers Save Hospital Patient Suffering Heart Attack

Two members of the Maryland National Guard are being hailed as heroes for helping save a life at a local hospital. Spc. Patrick Sheil and Spc. Paul Hofe are members of the MDARNG’s 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. After Governor Lar…

Maryland National Guard members help revive Prince George's Co. hospital patient - Vimarsana News

Maryland National Guard members help revive Prince George's Co. hospital patient

Gov. Larry Hogan’s declaration of a state of emergency allowed Maryland National Guard members to help medical staff combat COVID-19. One month after the declaration took effect, two soldiers helped save a patient’s life.

Source: wtop.com