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History, Small Town Charm...and Alligators! In Athens, Michigan - Vimarsana News

History, Small Town Charm...and Alligators! In Athens, Michigan

That's right...alligators. HUNDREDS of 'em! Info and some town history are here...

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History, Small Town Charm...and Alligators! In Athens, Michigan - Vimarsana News

History, Small Town Charm...and Alligators! In Athens, Michigan

That's right...alligators. HUNDREDS of 'em! Info and some town history are here...

Albi Chef Opens All-Day Georgetown Cafe with Pitas and Pizza - Vimarsana News

Albi Chef Opens All-Day Georgetown Cafe with Pitas and Pizza

Michelin-starred chef Michael Rafidi opens a second Levantine cafe, Yellow, in Georgetown with pastries, pita sandwiches, wine, and flatbread pizzas.

The Burglaries Were Never the Story | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

The Burglaries Were Never the Story | Online Only | n+1

The historical insights of one era have been lost to the journalistic instincts of another. Whereas we understand how a growing country in the late 19th century could be brought together by open collusion of business interests, we give little attention today to how changing commercial opportunities during the Vietnam War might have torn apart the political accommodations that followed World War II. Watergate’s place in this history today is but a hairline fracture to the New Deal Order; a symbol rather than a decisive moment.

Convicted of murder in Pittsfield, woman seeks new trial, arguing that she was provoked by racist, sexist epithet - Vimarsana News

Convicted of murder in Pittsfield, woman seeks new trial, arguing that she was provoked by racist, sexist epithet

Almost 30 years later, an attorney says a jury should have been allowed to consider a lesser charge of manslaughter when deliberating the fate of Annette Stewart-Leitzsey, noting that a