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Spiked! Councillors get first crack at new downtown volleyball venue - Vimarsana News

Spiked! Councillors get first crack at new downtown volleyball venue

Windsor politicians competed in a formerly empty, unused downtown lot to promote a tournament in a location that had been an urban eyesore.

Port's Ward 3 race features political novices - Vimarsana News

Port's Ward 3 race features political novices

NEWBURYPORT — With Ward 3 City Councilor City Councilor Heather Shand stepping down from her seat to run for an at-large spot, the race to succeed her pits two political

Ten Things You Didn't Know About Saucony Running Shoes - Vimarsana News

Ten Things You Didn't Know About Saucony Running Shoes

The brand with the hard-to-pronounce name has been making industry-leading sports shoes for 125 years

Councillors appear to close in on redistricting map - Vimarsana News

Councillors appear to close in on redistricting map

With at-large Councillor Ruthzee Louijeune at the helm, the City Council seems close to a consensus on approving new boundaries of its nine district seats. Louijeune, the chair of the Civil Rights Committee who is presiding over the redistricting process, has in the last week held multiple meetings of her panel as she and others raced to meet election-driven deadlines in

Fairlawn Council appoints board alternate - Vimarsana News

Fairlawn Council appoints board alternate

FAIRLAWN — With Ward 3 Council member Todd Stock excused, Fairlawn City Council May 15 appointed Daniel Welsh as an alternate member of the city’s Board of Zoning and Building Appeals for an unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2025. Welsh, a sales executive, has lived in Fairlawn for 43 years. “He came to me and

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