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'Oh my God! Thank you, Jesus' : $7,439.54 water bill wiped for Vietnam veteran - Vimarsana News

'Oh my God! Thank you, Jesus' : $7,439.54 water bill wiped for Vietnam veteran

A Vietnam veteran and his wife say a heavy weight has been lifted off their shoulders.

Cancer Clusters: New developments continue to pop up in Fifth Ward, Kashmere Gardens despite contamination concerns - Vimarsana News

Cancer Clusters: New developments continue to pop up in Fifth Ward, Kashmere Gardens despite contamination concerns

Cancer Clusters: New developments continue to pop up in Fifth Ward, Kashmere Gardens despite contamination concerns. Learn more about the ongoing situation and the residents fighting for accountability. #CancerClusters #EnvironmentalJustice #StayInformed

How to see McFly, JLS, and UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell in Manchester this autumn - Vimarsana News

How to see McFly, JLS, and UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell in Manchester this autumn

Tickets go on sale on Friday, April 26 for the open-air shows, which have been added to the Barton Live Series, set against the backdrop of a bustling runway

Fifth Ward Cancer Cluster: EPA finds 41 creosote-linked chemicals in neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Fifth Ward Cancer Cluster: EPA finds 41 creosote-linked chemicals in neighborhood

As residents in the neighborhood continue to deal with rare cancer diagnoses, recent EPA samples show a need for more testing of soil, gas, groundwater and sewers.

Fifth Ward Cancer Cluster: EPA finds 41 creosote-linked chemicals in neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Fifth Ward Cancer Cluster: EPA finds 41 creosote-linked chemicals in neighborhood

As residents in the neighborhood continue to deal with rare cancer diagnoses, recent EPA samples show a need for more testing of soil, gas, groundwater and sewers.