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3 Awarded Mitchell Community Fellowship Grants | Maryland Daily Record - Vimarsana News

3 Awarded Mitchell Community Fellowship Grants | Maryland Daily Record

Park Heights Renaissance, the nonprofit organization shaping the future of the Park Heights community, announced Monday that Dayspring Inc., Catherine’s Family and Youth Services and BSPIRIT as the recipients of its second-annual George E. Mitchell Community Fellowship Grant. The winners were selected from a competitive field of applicants that submitted original projects designed to address a ...

Mills Administration Announces Pooled Testing for COVID-19 in Maine Schools to Conclude in May - Vimarsana News

Mills Administration Announces Pooled Testing for COVID-19 in Maine Schools to Conclude in May

Strategy transitions to free and convenient at-home rapid testing to better detect more contagious BA.2 variant.

Charles Kenneth "Ken" Caraway | Obituaries | johnsoncitypress.com - Vimarsana News

Charles Kenneth "Ken" Caraway | Obituaries | johnsoncitypress.com

ELIZABETHTON - Ken Caraway died Sunday, April 10, 2022 at Hillview Health and Rehabilitation in Elizabethton, TN. He was born June 3, 1933 to the late Charlie and Edith Caraway.

Around Town: Vietnam War-era swift boat to visit Newport Harbor - Vimarsana News

Around Town: Vietnam War-era swift boat to visit Newport Harbor

A roundup of coastal O.C. news briefs and upcoming events.

Maine DHHS buys 1 million COVID-19 tests as mandates ease - Vimarsana News

Maine DHHS buys 1 million COVID-19 tests as mandates ease

Maine's Department of Health and Human Services is seeking ways to keep families with childcare needs stable if COVID-19 cases were to spike again.