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Meet the candidates looking to fill New Martinsville Mayor's role - Vimarsana News

Meet the candidates looking to fill New Martinsville Mayor's role

There are four candidates running for New Martinsville Mayor this year, from different parties with different viewpoints on what they hope to do for the city's

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Mark Sobel: Finding a million ways to serve the community - Vimarsana News

Mark Sobel: Finding a million ways to serve the community

Mark Sobel, of Sea Cliff, is, by all accounts, a paragon of community engagement and transformative leadership, which includes union activism, arts advocacy, and a longstanding commitment to …

State grant will help improve traffic safety - Vimarsana News

State grant will help improve traffic safety

The city of Talladega has been awarded $100,000 through a state grant program to improve the quality of life in communities where the grant is made.

Frederick County Health Department celebrates National Recovery Month - Vimarsana News

Frederick County Health Department celebrates National Recovery Month

Dozens of health care workers, government officials and people whose lives have been impacted by substance use disorders gathered at Pinecliff Park on Saturday to celebrate National Recovery Month.

'Safe Streets' Worker (Police Replacement) Shot to Death in Baltimore - Vimarsana News

'Safe Streets' Worker (Police Replacement) Shot to Death in Baltimore

Supporters of abolishing the police say they can be replaced by unarmed “community safety” workers. Instead of arresting or incarcerating criminals, these workers are supposed to promote dialogue and “restorative justice” instead. But such workers cannot keep crime under control. Or even protect themselves.