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This NJ county is offering free movies in its parks all summer - Vimarsana News

This NJ county is offering free movies in its parks all summer

These free movies in the park under the stars usually start at dusk and the rain date is always the following night

Source: wpst.com
21 projects selected for Shell environmental mitigation funding - Vimarsana News

21 projects selected for Shell environmental mitigation funding

The Environmental Mitigation Community Fund was established last May after Shell signed a consent order and agreement with Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection to resolve months of pollution exceedances at the company’s Potter Township ethane cracker plant.

Source: yahoo.com
Remember When: How Dutchman's Run got its name - Vimarsana News

Remember When: How Dutchman's Run got its name

There are a number of places in the Alle-Kiski Valley named after people who fought in the Revolutionary War. Dutchman’s Run near the community of Kinlock in Lower Burrell is one such area. It was named after an incident that took place there involving Capt. Samuel Brady, a famous Revolutionary

Sam Brady's legendary run | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Sam Brady's legendary run | News, Sports, Jobs

Sam Brady was a scout and Indian fighter in the Revolutionary War era, when our area of the Ohio River Valley was the wild and dangerous American frontier. His

This Myrtle Beach-area community may still hold explosives | Myrtle Beach - Vimarsana News

This Myrtle Beach-area community may still hold explosives | Myrtle Beach

Carolina Forest, a suburb near Myrtle Beach, could still hold World War II-era bombs from a former U.S. Army training site. The federal government plans to remove them.