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Lancaster real estate agent, businesswoman Marilyn Berger dies at 91: 'She was 1 in a million' - Vimarsana News

Lancaster real estate agent, businesswoman Marilyn Berger dies at 91: 'She was 1 in a million'

Despite some recent health issues that kept her away from her Manheim Township office, 91-year-old Marilyn Berger was working last week to put together details of a real estate deal.

Father and son who died in Titan sub tragedy passed away 'hand-in-hand' - Vimarsana News

Father and son who died in Titan sub tragedy passed away 'hand-in-hand'

Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son were two of the victims of the Titan submersible tragedy - human remains have now been found four months later

Robert Mester offers insight into Titanic sub accident | Local News - Vimarsana News

Robert Mester offers insight into Titanic sub accident | Local News

Robert Mester, 72, who grew up in the Hematite area, has some informed thoughts about the subject since OceanGate Inc., which offered passengers the chance to view the wreckage for $250,000 each, had invited him for an expedition on the Antipodes, a predecessor to the Titan, which imploded last month.

Safety warnings about OceanGate Expeditions began FIVE years ago... - Vimarsana News

Safety warnings about OceanGate Expeditions began FIVE years ago...

A closer look at OceanGate Expeditions, which sold the £195,000 deep-sea tours, reveals that the Titan tragedy was an accident waiting to happen.

Expert: Deaths of Titanic submersible occupants probably 'instantaneous' - Vimarsana News

Expert: Deaths of Titanic submersible occupants probably 'instantaneous'

A local maritime expert said the deaths of the occupants of the OceanGate Expeditions submersible was probably "instantaneous."