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Suspect At Large After Shots Fired In Broad Daylight At Vehicle On Busy Westchester Roadway - Vimarsana News

Suspect At Large After Shots Fired In Broad Daylight At Vehicle On Busy Westchester Roadway

A suspect is at large after shots were fired in broad daylight at a vehicle on a busy roadway in Westchester.The incident happened 11:45 a.m. Monday, Jan. 8 in Yonkers in front of 104 S. Broadway (Route 9).That's when a male suspect f…

Review of the Suffolk farming year January to December 2023 | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Review of the Suffolk farming year January to December 2023 | East Anglian Daily Times

It's been another challenging year for Suffolk and north Essex farmers - but there have also been high points and special moments too.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk farmer elected National Sheep Association East chair - Vimarsana News

Suffolk farmer elected National Sheep Association East chair

Sheep farmer Robert Spinks of Bury St Edmunds, west Suffolk, has been voted in as eastern region chairman of the National Sheep Association.

Source: eadt.co.uk
A Level results day LIVE: Teessiders receive their grades - Vimarsana News

A Level results day LIVE: Teessiders receive their grades

The youngsters were the ones whose GCSE exams and results were disrupted by the covid pandemic in 2020

Falklands' MLA Roger Spink: "We identify with Ukraine because in 1982 we were invaded by a dictator that ruled a neighboring country" — MercoPress - Vimarsana News

Falklands' MLA Roger Spink: "We identify with Ukraine because in 1982 we were invaded by a dictator that ruled a neighboring country" — MercoPress

Last Saturday, April 2nd, marked the 40th anniversary of the Argentine landing in the Falklands / Malvinas Islands, which led to war with the United Kingdom. In this framework, Buenos Aires newspaper Clarin interviewed Robert Spink, one of the eight members of the Legislative Assembly. Born in Port Stanley / Puerto Argentino, the capital of the archipelago in 1959, this businessman, an accountant by profession, joined local politics with strong opinions in favor of the Islands and Britain, when it comes to the Argentine sovereignty claim.