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KUSA 9News First At 430AM September 19, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KUSA 9News First At 430AM September 19, 2016

Good morning corey, and cheryl here with you. Thanks for starting your week with us. Belen is joining us this morning as well. Its been pretty warm out and sounds like today everybody is safe caused a plane at d ia to roll right into the grass. United flight 296 was leaving denver and heading to reno, nevada. The plane was taxiing around 7 sunday night when it suddenly rolled nobody was hurt. A reno newspaper reporter was on the flight. He says the pilot told them the brakes failed, and he had to throw the engines in reverse to get the plane to a stop. All the passengers stayed calm even cheer...

Vancouver pantomime benefits from Peninsula-raised talents - Vimarsana News

Vancouver pantomime benefits from Peninsula-raised talents

Sinbad, by Ellie King, is this year’s Christmas offering at Metro Theatre

Path Valley Speedway racing action phenomenal with 219 driver sign in - Vimarsana News

Path Valley Speedway racing action phenomenal with 219 driver sign in

The mountains surrounding Path Valley Speedway convulsed with power Saturday night when 219 drivers signed in for stellar racing action circling the 1/4-mile oval in speeds over 80 MPH.

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Ghostly comedy next up for White Rock Players Club - Vimarsana News

Ghostly comedy next up for White Rock Players Club

Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit marks directorial debut for versatile Adrian Shaffer

White Rock radio noir show brings seedier side of 1949 Vancouver to life - Vimarsana News

White Rock radio noir show brings seedier side of 1949 Vancouver to life

Blue Prelude ‘created for the ears – and the imagination – of the listener’