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Elderly man carjacked outside Willow Grove Mall - Vimarsana News

Elderly man carjacked outside Willow Grove Mall

Two armed men carjacked an 82-year-old man outside Willow Grove Mall earlier this month, according to Abington police.

This Asian City Is Killing Its Locals With Coal - Vimarsana News

This Asian City Is Killing Its Locals With Coal

As winter descends on Mongolia's cold and polluted capital of Ulaanbaatar, toxic coal heating is turning on everywhere. An estimated one resident in 10 dies from the effects of pollution.

Logan police continue search for marker vandal - Vimarsana News

Logan police continue search for marker vandal

LOGAN — Police in Logan are still searching for a man who defaced several downtown buildings last week with derogatory messages using a black permanent marker.

Wife of Hatboro officer who died from severe reaction to bee sting writing memoir about trauma, grief - Vimarsana News

Wife of Hatboro officer who died from severe reaction to bee sting writing memoir about trauma, grief

After Hatboro K9 officer Ryan Allen died from a severe reaction to a bee sting, his wife Whitney was left to pick up the pieces of their life. She says she's now turning the traumatic experience into purpose with her new memoir focused on helping others deal with grief.

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Live@5 hosts soul, blues band - Vimarsana News

Live@5 hosts soul, blues band

With afternoon temperatures soaring into the 90s, this month's Live@5 convened in the air-conditioned comfort of the Loft Gallery in ASC's Art Space on Main. The musical group, The Vibe, provided two separate hour-long sets including soul, neo-soul, R&B, blues, rock and country songs. The diverse repertoire ranged from unfamiliar sounding renditions of contemporary favorites to a very recognizable Bill Withers "Use Me Up."