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New Holland resident questions accessibility of Garden Spot High's auditorium - Vimarsana News

New Holland resident questions accessibility of Garden Spot High's auditorium

When: Elanco school board meeting, Dec. 18.

Bra-ha-ha Awards Show and Auction announces winners - Vimarsana News

Bra-ha-ha Awards Show and Auction announces winners

The Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation celebrated its 16th annual Bra-ha-ha Show and Auction Friday.

Source: wtkr.com
East London runners take on foul weather with bare feet and enthusiasm - Vimarsana News

East London runners take on foul weather with bare feet and enthusiasm

The weather came with rain and gusting wind, but 1,000 doughty runners came with their A game — bare feet, takkies and shorts — to support the revived Spar and Daily Dispatch fun run and walk. Bringing sparkle to a gloomy, wet Esplanade on Sunday, the crowd went at the 8km and 4km races with gusto, many clearly excited that the pandemic-disrupted event, with its theme of supporting the disabled, was back on the calendar.

Richard "Dick" Navarro | Webster Kirkwood Times | timesnewspapers.com - Vimarsana News

Richard "Dick" Navarro | Webster Kirkwood Times | timesnewspapers.com

Navarro, Richard “Dick”, passed peacefully May 13, 2022, surrounded by his family.

Student Athletes, Singers honored at SCSD#2 April Board Meeting - Vimarsana News

Student Athletes, Singers honored at SCSD#2 April Board Meeting

Stephanie Zukowski (right) and three of her students who performed in "The Little Mermaid" Honoring student athletes and singers, as well as trans-gendered students, were topics at the SCSD #2 board meeting on Monday, April 11. Around 20 community members attended the meeting. Chairman Sue Wilson