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Church and Community Program holds bowling tourney fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Church and Community Program holds bowling tourney fundraiser

To the editor: Church & Community Program will turn 50 this year, so we’re celebrating as often as possible. We want to thank everyone who helped put the “fun” into our …

Superfund job training initiative launches at Joplin Public Library - Vimarsana News

Superfund job training initiative launches at Joplin Public Library

JOPLIN, Mo. — A government agency is providing people the opportunity to get a job while helping clean up the environment. It’s part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Superfund Job Training Initiative or also known as Super JTI. The free program got underway today at the Joplin Public Library. It provides participants various free […]

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Town to install new trees in cemetery and parks - Vimarsana News

Town to install new trees in cemetery and parks

The Parker Cemetery and two Town parks will be having some new trees planted this spring and this fall. At their April 16 meeting, the Parker Town Council approved accepting

Community Briefs: Rep. Carson meeting, Lucy's Hearth logo contest, anxiety workshop - Vimarsana News

Community Briefs: Rep. Carson meeting, Lucy's Hearth logo contest, anxiety workshop

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City of Vernon will provide a $25 voucher to city residents towards the purchase of a tree - Vernon News - Vimarsana News

City of Vernon will provide a $25 voucher to city residents towards the purchase of a tree - Vernon News

The City of Vernon will once again be helping the North Okanagan go green. Each year, the city offers a $25 voucher towards the purchase of a tree planted on private residential property. This y