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Hurshtown Road section closed Thursday during pipe work - Vimarsana News

Hurshtown Road section closed Thursday during pipe work

Hurshtown Road will be closed from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday between Van Zile and Roth roads during crossover-pipe replacement, the Allen County Highway Department has announced.

Supporters gather to celebrate Pelican River Forest conservation - Vimarsana News

Supporters gather to celebrate Pelican River Forest conservation

Nearly 70,000 acres in Oneida, Forest, and Langlade Counties are under conservation easements to be protected in perpetuity.The Pelican River Forest is praised by conservationists for protecting increasingly rare contiguous forestland in the state.

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Hurshtown Road section to close Wednesday during pipe work - Vimarsana News

Hurshtown Road section to close Wednesday during pipe work

Hurshtown Road is to close from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday between Van Zile and Page roads during crossover-pipe replacement, the Allen County Highway Department said today.

Students for Justice in Palestine Grooming American Students for Intifada: A First Person Account - Vimarsana News

Students for Justice in Palestine Grooming American Students for Intifada: A First Person Account

I walked up to a young man wearing a balaclava and sunglasses that obscured most of his face. When I got close to him, I discerned that he was a blond, white kid in his early twenties. He wore a dark hoody and an upside down cross on a chain around his

Islamist Antisemitism Invades Doctors' Offices - Vimarsana News

Islamist Antisemitism Invades Doctors' Offices

The doctor gave my father the bad news in late 1988. Dad had a fatal case of pancreatic cancer. Chemotherapy would extend his life for six to eight months but remission was out of the question. Over the next six months, this physician presided over my