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PCL Group commits K180 million to Cyclone Freddy survivors - Vimarsana News

PCL Group commits K180 million to Cyclone Freddy survivors

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Court news: DL woman sentenced for felony theft; DL man sentenced after meth found in store bathroom - Vimarsana News

Court news: DL woman sentenced for felony theft; DL man sentenced after meth found in store bathroom

A Walmart asset protection associate found the purchased receipt totaled about $158, while the actual receipt for all of the items in the cart totaled about $631, according to court records.

Calls again to bring down the curtain on Kelowna Community Theatre - Vimarsana News

Calls again to bring down the curtain on Kelowna Community Theatre

Citizens for a New Performing Arts Centre requesting a task force to look at the matter

Here's Why Actor Idris Elba Thinks Dubai's Messaging Deserves an Oscar - Vimarsana News

Here's Why Actor Idris Elba Thinks Dubai's Messaging Deserves an Oscar

British actor Idris Elba thinks Dubai deserves an Oscar award for its incredible tourism story. The Academy Awards, more popularly known as the Oscars, is

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DHS loses control of border, and now it's an 'army' that's invading - Vimarsana News

DHS loses control of border, and now it's an 'army' that's invading

Rape trees, river floaters, skeletal remains, and fentanyl candy. The new vernacular of illegal immigration is an indictment of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) loss of operational control along the U.S.-Southern border. A consequence of this is the transformation of cartel insurgencies into well-formed armies that recruit and employ uniformed soldiers, have supporting intelligence operations, and control terrain. The challenge now confronting state and federal law enforcement is no longer how to deter an insurgency; it’s how to defeat an army.

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