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Demolished Building At Eastern To Be 'Recycled' - Vimarsana News

Demolished Building At Eastern To Be 'Recycled'

Demolished Building At Eastern To Be 'Recycled' - Mansfield-Storrs, CT - An entire building at Eastern Connecticut State University is to be "recycled."

Source: patch.com
Boaz man pleads guilty to capital murder charges for 2017 shootings - Vimarsana News

Boaz man pleads guilty to capital murder charges for 2017 shootings

According to online court documents, Otis Mayes pleaded guilty to both counts and was sentenced to life without parole.

Source: waff.com
'We love you, Bucky': Surf community mourns iconic board shaper swallowed up by addiction at 41 - Vimarsana News

'We love you, Bucky': Surf community mourns iconic board shaper swallowed up by addiction at 41

Tyrone "Buck" Noe was a second-generation surfboard shaper in Santa Cruz who followed in the footsteps of his father, for both good and bad. Like his father 18 years earlier, he was memorialized at Lighthouse Field and Steamer Lane on Saturday. His sister, Meara, tells his story achingly well. 

Source: lookout.co
Community Spotlight: Simcoe woman offers free prom dresses - Vimarsana News

Community Spotlight: Simcoe woman offers free prom dresses

The return of prom and graduation ceremony means more expenses for families. Tracy Maxwell-Renton is hoping to...

Edward Tivnan: The return of a Worcester native (to check out Polar Park) - Vimarsana News

Edward Tivnan: The return of a Worcester native (to check out Polar Park)

Edward Tivnan: The return of a Worcester native (to check out Polar Park) Edward Tivnan It was 1950, and I was a 5-year old playing catch with my father in Vernon Hill Park, a short walk from our apartment in a Windham Street three-decker. A young guy greeted my dad who advised me to “shake the hand of a minor league ballplayer.” I don’t remember his name or team, but I’ve never forgotten that he promised to bring me a team cap – and never delivered. I’m here to report that I finally received my minor league cap – from the Worcester Red Sox. This is a miracle, not just because ...