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Transit Operating Agreement approved by Kimberley City Council - Kimberley Daily Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Transit Operating Agreement approved by Kimberley City Council - Kimberley Daily Bulletin

At the regular meeting of Kimberley City Council on Monday, Apr. 24, Planning Services manager Troy Pollock requested approval for the annual Transit Operating Agreement.

College roundup: Bates upsets No. 12 Hamilton in women's lacrosse - Vimarsana News

College roundup: Bates upsets No. 12 Hamilton in women's lacrosse

The Bobcats jump out to a big lead and hold on for a close win; UMaine-Farmington women also win; CMCC softball rallies to complete sweep; UMaine-Farmington baseball splits with Thomas.

Wastewater plant upgrade costs balloon - Vimarsana News

Wastewater plant upgrade costs balloon

Wastewater plant upgrade costs balloon

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KEGG gets okay for garden in McDougall Park - Vimarsana News

KEGG gets okay for garden in McDougall Park

Posted: May 27, 2021 Kimberley City Council Report On May 25, City of Kimberley council held its regular bi-monthly meeting. Councillors Kyle Dalum, Kent Goodwin, Nigel Kitto, Darryl Oakley and Sandra Roberts were present along with Mayor Don McCormick. Coun.  Jason McBain was absent. Councillors attended the meeting in-person;, however, the press and public were not allowed in Council Chambers. The meeting streamed live on the city’s YouTube channel. Watch the archive here. McDougall Park The city received 39 written submissions regarding the proposed KEGG (Kimberley Edible Gardens and G...

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The Digital Divide Is Giving American Churches Hell - Vimarsana News

The Digital Divide Is Giving American Churches Hell

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. For Clay Scroggins, preaching on Zoom was never part of the plan. As lead pastor at Buckhead Church in Atlanta, he was accustomed to services in a 3,000-seat auditorium, with live music and a jumbotron for people in the back. But God’s plan is often mysterious, so when the city of Atlanta forced him to shut the church’s doors last spring, Scroggins faithfully moved his ministry online. “Ultimately, we were really informed by Jesus' calling for us to love our neighbors,” he says, “and the most loving thing we could d...

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