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City leaders discuss snow: property owner responsibilities, possibility of another plow - Vimarsana News

City leaders discuss snow: property owner responsibilities, possibility of another plow

Image Dawnna Slocum of Batavia kickstarted a conversation about snow shoveling Monday during City Council's conference session at City Hall. Slocum is seeking a solution that doesn't require her to

Embodying a public servant: Pastor David Young honored with Salute to Service Award - Vimarsana News

Embodying a public servant: Pastor David Young honored with Salute to Service Award

When deciding this year’s Jack & Nancy Flannery Salute to Courage Award, Lawrence County YMCA committee members said there was only one name considered.

LWV Holds Holland City Council Candidate Forum - Vimarsana News

LWV Holds Holland City Council Candidate Forum

HOLLAND, MI (WHTC-AM/FM, Sept. 28, 2023) - Six hopefuls looking to fill three soon-to-be-vacant seats on the Holland City Council met in Chambers at C...

North Huntingdon seeks to fill 6th Ward commissioner's seat - Vimarsana News

North Huntingdon seeks to fill 6th Ward commissioner's seat

North Huntingdon residents in the township’s Sixth Ward have a chance to be selected as a commissioner for that district, replacing the incumbent who will resign on Sept. 30. Sixth Ward Commissioner Lyndsay Wengrzyn-Romano is resigning because she moved to Penn Township. Wengrzyn-Romano, a Republican, was elected to the board

History's Headlines: The Jewish roots of Allentown - Vimarsana News

History's Headlines: The Jewish roots of Allentown

The year was 1919. World War I was over but a rising tide of anti-immigrant and anti-Semitism spurred on by fears of the Communist revolution in Russia and labor unrest

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