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WATCH: Secret sauna sessions, mosh pit make-outs & more as this short film anthology reaches its climax - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Secret sauna sessions, mosh pit make-outs & more as this short film anthology reaches its climax

The 'Boys On Film' short film anthology says goodbye with one last collection of titillating tales from around the globe.

Car carrying high school students, 35 kilos of meth stopped at border - Vimarsana News

Car carrying high school students, 35 kilos of meth stopped at border

An El Paso federal grand jury has charged a Juarez man with importing nearly 77 pounds of methamphetamine to the U.S. The drugs were hidden inside a family vehicle a relative was using to take his two grandchildren to class at Socorro High School in El Paso, investigators allege.

Latino Alternative Television (LATV) Partners with the Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Ad Council for Latino Men's Mental Health Event - Vimarsana News

Latino Alternative Television (LATV) Partners with the Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Ad Council for Latino Men's Mental Health Event

/PRNewswire/ -- Together with the Huntsman Mental Health Institute and the Ad Council, Latino Alternative Television (LATV) announced today an upcoming special...

Runners hit the streets for Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend - Vimarsana News

Runners hit the streets for Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend

Hundreds of young runners hit the pavement for a 2-kilometre run on Saturday, kicking off the 2023 edition of Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend.

California reconsiders the potential of college work-study jobs - Vimarsana News

California reconsiders the potential of college work-study jobs

The state has invested $500 million for jobs that help a student's career, not just working at campus cafeterias and bookstores