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Rap star Fetty Wap, N.J. correctional officer charged in massive drug distribution ring takedown - Vimarsana News

Rap star Fetty Wap, N.J. correctional officer charged in massive drug distribution ring takedown

Authorities said William Maxwell, also known as rapper Fetty Wap, allegedly distributed large amounts of narcotics for the drug trafficking organization through Long Island and New Jersey. #narcotics #fettywap #williammaxwell #longisland #rapper

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Black History Month: Family practice - Vimarsana News

Black History Month: Family practice

Angela Cobbinah hears how Harley Street doctor Charlie Easmon only recently discovered he’s part of a medical dynasty

This Novel Revisits a Power Broker Who Trod Lightly and Left a Big Footprint - Vimarsana News

This Novel Revisits a Power Broker Who Trod Lightly and Left a Big Footprint

This Novel Revisits a Power Broker Who Trod Lightly and Left a Big Footprint Credit.... When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Andrew Haswell Green, having reached 83 years old, was murdered outside his Park Avenue home in 1903. In the days after his death, this newspaper published an article in which it was written: “His name had been associated with some of the most creditable enterprises ever devised for the benefit of the city. It will long be gratefully remembered.” One presumable motivation behind Jonathan Lee’s fourth n...

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Why America Gave the Soviets 150 Invasion Ships (Just Before the Cold War) - Vimarsana News

Why America Gave the Soviets 150 Invasion Ships (Just Before the Cold War)

The Soviet Navy put its newly acquired vessels to use in the waters adjacent Japan and Russia. Here's What You Need to Know: America thought it needed Russia's help to crush Imperial Japan. On April 10, 1945 a Soviet freighter slipped up to a quay at a frozen military base on a remote tip of Alaska aptly named Cold Bay. Inside her were over 500 sailors of the Soviet Navy. The Soviets had arrived to train on the first of 149 vessels the U.S. Navy was transferring to the Soviet Union. That fleet’s secret mission: to transport the Red Army for an invasion of Japan, even while Moscow and Tokyo...