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Why your Thanksgiving dinner could cost more this year - Vimarsana News

Why your Thanksgiving dinner could cost more this year

As food prices rise due to inflation, a turkey shortage is also impacting some grocery stores.

Source: kake.com
Les rosiers non remontants ont terminé leur floraison : taillons-les ! - Vimarsana News

Les rosiers non remontants ont terminé leur floraison : taillons-les !

« Un mois pour le voir fleurir, onze mois pour en rêver ». Souvenons-nous de la phrase d’André Eve, ce merveilleux rosiériste qui nous a permis de redécouvrir les rosiers anciens il y a quelques décennies. J’ai eu la chance d’écrire un livre (1) avec André. Mon tout premier livre. Nous étions amis, et il m’a appris à aimer les roses, les belles, les sublimes, car j’ai détesté longtemps les roses de mon adolescence, celles qui étaient grosses, avec un port d’arbuste très laid, raide, et au feuillage presque inexistant. Et avec de la terre bêchée aux pieds !

Kansas man arrested for assault over sauce - Vimarsana News

Kansas man arrested for assault over sauce

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas man has been arrested for attacking a grocery store...

Source: sfgate.com
The Latest: Maryland to end mask mandate this weekend - Vimarsana News

The Latest: Maryland to end mask mandate this weekend

Walmart won't require masks for vaccinated US shoppers The Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail In this image for the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism, shoppers walk out of a Walmart store in Waldorf, Md., May 7, 2021. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has not cited the nation's largest retailer despite employee complaints, illnesses and deaths at Walmart facilities across the country. The company says there is no proof that employees contracted COVID-19 at work. (Brittany N. Gaddy/University of Ma...