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Spooked emu leaps over 7-foot fence. Watch Tennessee cops chase it through town - Vimarsana News

Spooked emu leaps over 7-foot fence. Watch Tennessee cops chase it through town

A Tennessee town came together to wrangle MeeMoo the Emu after it escaped from a nearby farm.

No-cost oral health services for public school students expand to Maui : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

No-cost oral health services for public school students expand to Maui : Maui Now

As part of its expansion to the neighboring islands, the Hawai‘i Keiki––Hawai‘i Dental Service (HDS) Dental Sealant Program developed a partnership with dentists Emi Orikasa and Steven McDaniel at Hui No Ke Ola Pono, Inc. Under the partnership, the dentists are participating in a community-wide effort to provide better oral healthcare access to public school keiki in Maui County. 

Here are the unofficial 2022 general election results for Gallia County - Vimarsana News

Here are the unofficial 2022 general election results for Gallia County

GALLIA COUNTY, Ohio (WOUB) – Here are the unofficial results for contested races and local issues in Gallia County.Incumbent Republican Robbie Jacks kept the position as Gallia County Auditor wi

Source: woub.org
Nestle India CFO To Step Down - Vimarsana News

Nestle India CFO To Step Down

Nestle India recently announced that its Director - Finance & Control and Chief Financial Officer David Steven McDaniel will be stepping down from March 1, 2023., , nestle india

Planning rejects right-of-way vacation - Vimarsana News

Planning rejects right-of-way vacation

Norman Planning Commission Thursday rejected a right-of-way vacation in a housing addition built in the 1950s following concerns that an elderly resident wouldn’t have access to her property.