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Election endorsements - Vimarsana News

Election endorsements

An easy one. We say “yes” to Proposition II because the $23.65 million the state collected from the sale of cigarettes, tobacco and nicotine products will be spent on preschool programs. If Prop. II f...

The myth of Bigfoot: Fire-red eyes, 'putrid' stench and bizarre 'taser' powers - Vimarsana News

The myth of Bigfoot: Fire-red eyes, 'putrid' stench and bizarre 'taser' powers

An alleged Bigfoot sighting in Colorado seems to be a big footstep in the wrong direction, experts say. Earlier this week, Wyoming resident Laura Parker posted photos and a video online seeming to show Sasquatch traversing a rocky area before popping a squat in the southwest part of the state.

Source: nypost.com
It was a Grand adventure with condors and hoodoos and cliff dwellings, fresh fruit in the desert and rivers running through it all - Vimarsana News

It was a Grand adventure with condors and hoodoos and cliff dwellings, fresh fruit in the desert and rivers running through it all

Kevin Woster details his trip through the southwest portion of the United States.

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Ring of Fire eclipse passing directly over Four Corners - Vimarsana News

Ring of Fire eclipse passing directly over Four Corners

The Four Corners region is preparing for a celebration of astronomical proportions. The annular solar eclipse will cross North, Central and South America Saturday, Oct. 14 and “the path of annularity ...

Officials say San Juan County has weathered power plant closure well, but concerns linger - Vimarsana News

Officials say San Juan County has weathered power plant closure well, but concerns linger

The closure of the San Juan Generating Station may not have been the economically devastating event that many people feared, but concerns linger.

Source: yahoo.com