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10 fun things to do at Emory in February - Vimarsana News

10 fun things to do at Emory in February

There is no shortage of events to experience this month at Emory. From honoring Black History Month to enjoying artistic performances and engaging lectures, you’ll have no problem filling your month — even with this year’s bonus day.

Source: emory.edu
"This cannot happen" | Families react to FSSA upcoming waiver program changes | WIBQ The Talk Station - Vimarsana News

"This cannot happen" | Families react to FSSA upcoming waiver program changes | WIBQ The Talk Station

BRAZIL, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Jaime O'Neal says her son, Colson, was less than six months old when a babysitter made a decision that forever altered their family's life. "She put him in a crib with some other things in it and he suffocated," Jaime said. "Which resulted in a traumatic brain injury." Colson spent a [...]

Source: wibqam.com
February ushers in music and arts festivals across Emory - Vimarsana News

February ushers in music and arts festivals across Emory

This month brings a bounty of family-friendly arts activities across Emory, including a concert by the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. Make a plan to immerse yourself in creativity during the next few weeks.

Source: emory.edu
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Bryan Anderson  2023 First Prize Winner of the Longwood Gardens International Organ Competition

House passes bill to reduce number of Indiana's most protected wetlands - Vimarsana News

House passes bill to reduce number of Indiana's most protected wetlands

It would lower the number of wetlands that could fall into Class 3, Indiana's most protected group of wetlands, and the only class that didn't lose significant protections when the state changed its wetlands law in 2021. It would also provide incentives to developers to protect some wetlands, though it's unclear how exactly they would work.

Source: wfyi.org