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Not backing down: Wakulla community divided over development, water concerns - Vimarsana News

Not backing down: Wakulla community divided over development, water concerns

Managing economic development while protecting the environment. People are concerned about the upcoming commissioner meeting where they will decide on re-zoning of a gas station.

Source: wtxl.com
Wakulla County Commissioners to make decision on controversial rezoning proposal - Vimarsana News

Wakulla County Commissioners to make decision on controversial rezoning proposal

Wakulla County Commissioners are poised to make a decision next Monday on a rezoning proposal that, if passed, would allow a gas station to be built over an underground cave that feeds into Wakulla Springs.

Source: wfsu.org
'Golden voice': Friends remember 'larger than life' Greg Marr, Jr., after tragic death - Vimarsana News

'Golden voice': Friends remember 'larger than life' Greg Marr, Jr., after tragic death

A known family man and passionate patriot, Marr will always be remembered \for his signature voice, bushy beard and denim overalls he wore everywhere.

Source: yahoo.com
Emancipation Day in New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Emancipation Day in New Brunswick

Inside a replica 1800s home at Kings Landing historic site, lies a world of history not often taught in the Maritimes. The history of Black New Brunswickers and the significance of Aug. 1, Emancipation Day.

Joe Durwin: This corner of the Pittsfield Cemetery was once the scene of an attempted murder of a cemetery worker - Vimarsana News

Joe Durwin: This corner of the Pittsfield Cemetery was once the scene of an attempted murder of a cemetery worker

The assailants stabbed Harold Plant twice in the neck in front of multiple witnesses, then fled down the now-lost King Street extension to Onota Street.