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Crackdown coming on 'Drive-thru drug market' outside OTR church - Vimarsana News

Crackdown coming on 'Drive-thru drug market' outside OTR church

The latest violence was Monday evening when a man was shot in the hip outside the church. He’s expected to survive, but it highlights the ongoing issue.

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This Is Summer on the Hilltop - Georgetown University - Vimarsana News

This Is Summer on the Hilltop - Georgetown University

We’ve been busy this summer. We welcomed students for pre-orientation programs, broke ground on new construction projects, gardened and spruced up our grounds, and found ways to stay cool. But mostly, we got ready for you.  Explore our happenings on the Hilltop and how we’re welcoming you home. *** We closed chapters and started new […]

Second Chance Hiring at Eaton - Vimarsana News

Second Chance Hiring at Eaton

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 20, 2023 / Eaton:"At Eaton, we are always looking for talented workers to join our team. The Georgetown Pivot Program introduced us to a cohort looking to start

Adnan Syed hired by Georgetown University after release from prison - Vimarsana News

Adnan Syed hired by Georgetown University after release from prison

Syed, who was the subject of the "Serial" podcast, began taking Georgetown classes in prison. "For the first time in 23 years, we didn't feel like we were in prison. We felt like we were college students learning," he said.

Adnan Syed hired by Georgetown University after release from prison - Vimarsana News

Adnan Syed hired by Georgetown University after release from prison

Syed, who was the subject of the "Serial" podcast, began taking Georgetown classes in prison. "For the first time in 23 years, we didn't feel like we were in prison. We felt like we were college students learning," he said.