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Perkiomen Valley's Miller scores game-winner in 1-0 win over Methacton – PA Prep Live - Vimarsana News

Perkiomen Valley's Miller scores game-winner in 1-0 win over Methacton – PA Prep Live

FAIRVIEW VILLAGE >> As Chloe Miller settled the ball and wound up her stick, she knew what happened next would likely decide the game. After spending most of the contest defending near its own goal, Perkiomen Valley had its third straight corner attempt on Methacton’s net late in the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s Pioneer Athletic […]

Cheers & Jeers - Vimarsana News

Cheers & Jeers

Jeer: The news that Richard Trumka had died last week at the age of 72 came as a shock. The native of Greene County and the leader of the AFL-CIO

Upper Perkiomen School Board joins chorus calling for Hofkin's resignation - Vimarsana News

Upper Perkiomen School Board joins chorus calling for Hofkin's resignation

The eight other members of the Upper Perkiomen School Board joined the more than 4,600 people who have signed a petition calling for Raeann Hofkin to resign from the school board. With the exception of board member Keith McCarrick, who said at the start of the meeting he would not take a position on Hofkin's retweeting of transphobic memes about Dr. Rachel Levine, all other board members condemned her actions during Thursday night's school board meeting. Once every board member had spoken and asked Hofkin to resign, McCarrick said, he too, is calling on Hofkin to resign. - Advertisement - Sch...

Mercury-Area wrestlers ready for a season like no other - Vimarsana News

Mercury-Area wrestlers ready for a season like no other

Matches have yet to be conducted, and only a handful of practices have taken place. Even so, the 2021 high-school wrestling season is taking shape as one of the more unique and unusual seen at any time. Between the COVID-19 pandemic and a change in post-season format, the season will take its place in the sport’s history in Pennsylvania as one where “normal” events will be anything but. Safety concerns arising from the pandemic are forcing a number of requirements on the participants and their venues. Wrestlers will be required to wear masks during competition to cover their mouths and ...