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Lopers Can't Dig Out of 17-0 Hole; Davis Reaches 10k in Yards - Vimarsana News

Lopers Can't Dig Out of 17-0 Hole; Davis Reaches 10k in Yards

Press release courtesy of UNK Athletics:Junior running back Shane Watts ran for 162 yards and a score and sophomore quarterback Jack Dawson threw three touchdow

Lopers Score Early, Eat Clock Late to Hold Off Washburn, 21-13 - Vimarsana News

Lopers Score Early, Eat Clock Late to Hold Off Washburn, 21-13

The No. 28/21 Nebraska Kearney football team scored 21 first half points, forced three late punts and had a game closing seven-minute drive to hold off No. 26/18 Washburn, 21-13, Saturday afternoon in

Detroit rated as most racially segregated hospital market in U.S., report shows - Vimarsana News

Detroit rated as most racially segregated hospital market in U.S., report shows

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2 toddlers dead after drowning in Belle Glade – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

2 toddlers dead after drowning in Belle Glade – 850 WFTL

Two toddlers have drowned in a Belle Grade pool Wednesday afternoon. At 1:18 p.m., Palm Beach County Fire Rescue responded to reports of a drowning on Northeast

Vaccines Intended For Black Communities Going To Wealthy White Floridians - Vimarsana News

Vaccines Intended For Black Communities Going To Wealthy White Floridians

By Cherranda Smith Mar 5, 2021 The Black residents of Pahokee and Belle Glade, Florida, farming communities located in Palm Beach County, were supposed to be getting doses of COVID-19 vaccines, instead white people from neighboring wealthy communities were given the shots.  STAT News, white people from West Palm Beach, Stuart, and Miami, traveled to Pahokee to attend the vaccine drives held there for locals.  “It’s frustrating. But it’s the state’s decision not to allow us to do an appointment system at this location. It was their decision to make this first-come, first-serve,” P...