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Post-holiday blahs? Check out ideas to lighten your spirits in January and beyond - Vimarsana News

Post-holiday blahs? Check out ideas to lighten your spirits in January and beyond

Keep that holiday spirit flowing with fireworks. Or ... a Christmas tour. Yes. In January.

Source: yahoo.com
Saint Augustine's University moves to online classes for start of spring semester - Vimarsana News

Saint Augustine's University moves to online classes for start of spring semester

Saint Augustine's University moves to all online classes to start spring semester.

Source: abc11.com
6 inches from death: St. Johns County deputy stresses 'Move Over Law' after getting hit by bus - Vimarsana News

6 inches from death: St. Johns County deputy stresses 'Move Over Law' after getting hit by bus

A veteran St. Johns County sheriff’s deputy is recovering after getting hit by a minibus during a traffic stop last week, leaving him with a broken hand and injured shoulder. Now he’s preaching a valuable lesson about Florida’s Move Over Law, which he says the driver who hit him violated.

Judge finds migrant accused in St. Johns County deputy's death not competent for prosecution - Vimarsana News

Judge finds migrant accused in St. Johns County deputy's death not competent for prosecution

After taking time to consider testimony from a Dec. 22 mental competency hearing, Judge R. Lee Smith found an 18-year-old from Guatemala not competent for prosecution in the death of a St. Johns County deputy.

Opa-locka considered as potential site for Florida's Black History Museum | South Florida News - Vimarsana News

Opa-locka considered as potential site for Florida's Black History Museum | South Florida News

A nine-member task force entrusted with providing recommendations for Florida’s Black History Museum is considering whether Miami-Dade County’s Opa-locka neighborhood should house the new facility.