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Easthampton veteran's remains can be laid to rest after billing issue resolved - Vimarsana News

Easthampton veteran's remains can be laid to rest after billing issue resolved

EASTHAMPTON — The cremated remains of a city veteran, which have been sitting on a shelf at an area funeral home for three years, will finally be laid to rest after the City Council approved payment of a past funeral bill.At the time of the veteran’s...

A towering personality who led us courageously - Vimarsana News

A towering personality who led us courageously

I first heard about Abul Maal Abdul Muhith in the 60s when I was a young unemployed man eager for a job.

Hillsborough County nonprofits benefit from safety net grants - Vimarsana News

Hillsborough County nonprofits benefit from safety net grants

Habitat For Humanity is one of 100 Hillsborough County nonprofits to benefit from millions of dollars in safety net money aimed to help organizations hit hardest during the pandemic.

Rights group calls for necessary attention to be paid to Palestinian refugees - Vimarsana News

Rights group calls for necessary attention to be paid to Palestinian refugees

A Palestinian rights group urges the UN agency for Palestine refugees to pay necessary attention to Palestinian refugees similar to that given to Ukrainians who fled the conflict in their country.

Source: presstv.ir
Day of chaos in Lebanon as taxi, bus and truck drivers block roads - Vimarsana News

Day of chaos in Lebanon as taxi, bus and truck drivers block roads

BEIRUT: Scores of taxi, bus and truck drivers in Lebanon began a three-day strike on Wednesday, blocking roads and demanding that the government address surging prices and the wider economic crisis. It was the second time in three weeks that unions have organized industrial action, forcing schools, universities and many shops to close. The protesting drivers are demanding