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Photo gallery: La Jolla Realtor's annual gala aims to give kids a better holiday - Vimarsana News

Photo gallery: La Jolla Realtor's annual gala aims to give kids a better holiday

La Jolla Realtor Tom Groff presented his annual Christmas gala Dec. 16 with hundreds of guests donating gifts to be distributed to needy children through area organizations.

10 playgrounds in and near Lancaster County to visit for free family fun this summer - Vimarsana News

10 playgrounds in and near Lancaster County to visit for free family fun this summer

Now that most Lancaster County children are more than a week into summer vacation, we thought parents and caregivers might appreciate a list of 10 playgrounds. They are, after all

Time to check out the Choo Choo Barn | Wandering Weatherman - Vimarsana News

Time to check out the Choo Choo Barn | Wandering Weatherman

A 1700 square foot model train layout features over 150 hand-built animated figures and 22 operating trains.

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None injured, but 2 displaced in Gloversville house fire Thursday - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

None injured, but 2 displaced in Gloversville house fire Thursday - The Gloversville Leader Herald

GLOVERSVILLE - A Thursday afternoon house fire at 24 Maple Ave. included an exploding oxygen tank, but no one was injured. Fire Chief Tom Groff said the Gloversville Fire Department and the City of Johnstown Fire Department were dispatched to the fire at 1:59 p.m. "Upon arrival, Battalion Chief Jo

Gloversville to replace last mechanical traffic light - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

Gloversville to replace last mechanical traffic light - The Gloversville Leader Herald

The Common Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to spend $9,815 for a digital traffic control system to replace the last mechanical traffic light control system in the city, located at the intersection of First Avenue and East Boulevard."We only had this one mechanical traffic light in the city a