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St. Peter's Names First Head Of School - Vimarsana News

St. Peter's Names First Head Of School

Jul 20, 2021 (MANSFIELD, OHIO - July 18, 2021) – St. Peter’s Parish and School announced Sunday the hiring of Laurie McKeon as the institution’s first Head of School. McKeon will work alongside Father John Miller, the new pastor for St. Peter’s Parish. Both leaders are committed to the school’s mission of graduating students who achieve academic excellence, practice Christian spirituality, and are prepared to be of service to the world. McKeon previously served as the Director of Strategic Initiatives at St. Joseph Catholic Academy, a spiritually, academically, and financially thriv...

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The city that Wallau built - Vimarsana News

The city that Wallau built

Local News Cole County History: The city that Wallau built When Henry Wallau arrived in Jefferson City from Alsbach, Germany, in 1882, he immediately found work under prolific builder Fred Binder. by Michelle Brooks, For the News Tribune Jul. 9 2021 @ 11:05pm Courtesy of St. Peter’s Catholic Church archivesHenry J. Wallau When Henry Wallau arrived in Jefferson City from Alsbach, Germany, in 1882, he immediately found work under prolific builder Fred Binder. Similarly, Binder had been taken under the wing of early German builder Anton Moeller, whose notable works included Fred Knaup's City H...

CT health centers to shut down COVID testing, vaccine clinics - Vimarsana News

CT health centers to shut down COVID testing, vaccine clinics

CT health centers to shut down COVID testing, vaccine clinics FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Peter Avila, a COVID testing associate, collects a self administered COVID-19 test from a patient at the Community Health Center COVID-19 testing site on the Western Connecticut State University Westside Campus. Tuesday, June 29, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Peter Avila, a COVID testing associate, distributed and collected COVID-19 tests from a patients at the Community Health Center COVID-19 testing site on the Western Connecticut State Uni...

Swimming and swinging as things start looking normal - Vimarsana News

Swimming and swinging as things start looking normal

Head lifeguard Lauren Gartner stands guard on an exciting opening day at the Unity Credit Union Aquatic Centre after a one-year absence. Photo by Sherri Solomko Jim Sego and Wayne Mauthe at one of the events the Unity Lions Club is part of. This club is marking their 75th anniversary this year. Photo by Sherri Solomko Luther Place residents who golf were thrilled with the volunteer efforts of fellow golfers in helping finish the patio area of their garden space. Photo submitted We know things can change, however the return to games on the diamonds, our provincial cases reducing as a result o...

Lewiston's pool heroes keep swimming free | Lewiston Sun Journal - Vimarsana News

Lewiston's pool heroes keep swimming free | Lewiston Sun Journal

increase font size By Bonnie Washuk, Staff Writer Read Article From left, Rich Stone, Larry Gilbert Sr. and Paul Robinson chat beside the Kennedy Park pool in Lewiston as Abigail Hughes, 7, swims underwater. The three were asked by the Sun Journal to pose for the photo Wednesday. They are among 13 people who donated money to cover a new city fee of $1 per child to use the pool. Because of the donations, the fee is no longer charged.  LEWISTON — On Wednesday afternoon the sun was shining and many children played and laughed as they swam in the Kennedy Park pool. It was a sight that pleas...