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Thousands expected for Norwalk's Pride in the Park festival - Vimarsana News

Thousands expected for Norwalk's Pride in the Park festival

More than 7,000 people are expected Saturday at Norwalk’s Mathews Park for the return...

Two Roads Brewing and Stop & Shop Team Up for Beers & Bites Tasting to Support Connecticut Foodshare - Vimarsana News

Two Roads Brewing and Stop & Shop Team Up for Beers & Bites Tasting to Support Connecticut Foodshare

Stop & Shop’s 32nd Annual checkout campaign, Food for Friends, is ongoing this June, and local brewery, Two Roads Brewing, is joining in to assist in the fight against food insecurity.

Summer Ale Fest at Philadelphia Zoo to feature more than 100 craft beers, live music and food trucks - Vimarsana News

Summer Ale Fest at Philadelphia Zoo to feature more than 100 craft beers, live music and food trucks

Philadelphia has no shortage of outdoor summer events, and many of them are already underway, even weeks before the official beginning of the warm-weather season on June 20.

NORWELL ROBERTS, the first ever black policeman in the Met, tells his harrowing but uplifting story - Vimarsana News

NORWELL ROBERTS, the first ever black policeman in the Met, tells his harrowing but uplifting story

NORWELL ROBERTS: The reporting sergeant at Bow Street Police Station did not mince his words. 'Look, you n****r,' he snarled. 'I'll see to it that you won't finish your probation.'

The extraordinary story of a schoolteacher who moved her pupils overseas to escape Hitler - Vimarsana News

The extraordinary story of a schoolteacher who moved her pupils overseas to escape Hitler

Deborah Cadbury tells the story of progressive schoolteacher, Anna Essinger. Anna had established a school in southern Germany in 1926 but closed by 1933