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Racing recap: Auburn's Brandon Varney drives borrowed SLM to Oxford Plains victory lane - Vimarsana News

Racing recap: Auburn's Brandon Varney drives borrowed SLM to Oxford Plains victory lane

The multi-time champion in support divisions wins the Super Late Model feature in only his second start while driving Dennis Spencer's car.

Looking to buy or build a new home? It may cost more and take longer to complete - Vimarsana News

Looking to buy or build a new home? It may cost more and take longer to complete

Construction companies across south Florida say the demand for new projects, coupled with a labor shortage, is delaying the completion of homes and increasing prices.

Source: wptv.com
Builders Association & SJC Homeless Coalition restore historic home in West St. Augustine - Vimarsana News

Builders Association & SJC Homeless Coalition restore historic home in West St. Augustine

This partnership aimed to convert the 100-year-old dwelling into a safe and welcoming haven for the Homeless Coalition. The goal was to offer stable housing and essential services to homeless families with children.

Source: yahoo.com
Paola making improvements to city parking lot - Vimarsana News

Paola making improvements to city parking lot

PAOLA — The city of Paola is making improvements to Municipal Parking Lot No. 2 across from the Paola Senior Center after it had deteriorated to the point that public

Philomath reservoir project delayed due to slab integrity - Vimarsana News

Philomath reservoir project delayed due to slab integrity

It's really important to get the timing of concrete pours right. But that didn't happen, the city attorney says. Here's how it affects the $4.16M project.