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Bronx's Cardinal Hayes overcomes odds to win state football championship - Vimarsana News

Bronx's Cardinal Hayes overcomes odds to win state football championship

Closer to home there was the Catholic State Championship game between Cardinal Hayes and St. Francis.

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Cardinal Hayes High School football team looks to turn adversity into triumph in state championship game - Vimarsana News

Cardinal Hayes High School football team looks to turn adversity into triumph in state championship game

Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx prepares for Saturday's state championship game

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Texas county official: Major drug problems come from southern border - Vimarsana News

Texas county official: Major drug problems come from southern border

(The Center Square) – Like many communities across the country, Lavaca County in Texas is seeing significant problems with illegal drugs. The county’s justice of the peace told The Center

Another south Texas official leaves Democratic Party, citing border crisis - Vimarsana News

Another south Texas official leaves Democratic Party, citing border crisis

(The Center Square) – Another south Texas official has left the Democratic Party to join the Republican Party, this time Kleberg County Attorney Kira Talip Sanchez.

Sheriff visits .front lines' of border security - Wilson County News - Vimarsana News

Sheriff visits .front lines' of border security - Wilson County News

Wilson County Sheriff Jim Stewart looks down the Rio Grande at Eagle Pass July 12 near the city’s international bridge — an official point of entry into the United States from Mexico. A railroad bridge spans the river farther away. COURTESY Even before the use of buoys on the Rio Grande became a subject of