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Crowdfunding helps Reid Super-Save Market stay open - Vimarsana News

Crowdfunding helps Reid Super-Save Market stay open

Bare shelves at Charlottesville’s Reid Super-Save Market are nothing new.

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Reid's is running out of food, out of customers and out of time - Vimarsana News

Reid's is running out of food, out of customers and out of time

Its shelves are empty, its workforce is shrinking and its longtime customers "have died."

Girl who disappeared when family moved back to Michigan still missing 42 years later - Vimarsana News

Girl who disappeared when family moved back to Michigan still missing 42 years later

A 15-year-old girl who said she was going to California with friends when her parents moved back to Michigan is still listed as missing 42 years later.

Aylsham Scarecrow Festival: Scarecrows vandalised - Vimarsana News

Aylsham Scarecrow Festival: Scarecrows vandalised

The Aylsham Scarecrow Festival in Norfolk has been subject to vandalism with one scarecrow, modelled on Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Hatter, beheaded.

Success of the first Aylsham Scarecrow Festival | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Success of the first Aylsham Scarecrow Festival | Eastern Daily Press

This Harry Potter themed display was part of the Aylsham Scarecrow Festival. - Credit: Supplied by Sue Clements Mr Bean and Harry Potter were featured in Aylsham's first official Scarecrow festival. More than 70 themed scarecrows went on display in front gardens, shops and other locations around the town.  Donna Butcher, the town council's events and administration officer, said the idea for the event came about after Aylsham resident Sue Clements started an 'unofficial' festival last year.  Ms Butcher said: "Last year, Sue organised a more informal thing and asked people to put somethin...