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LINKTV Newsline September 23, 2014 - Vimarsana News

LINKTV Newsline September 23, 2014

The spokesperson said the operations are ongoing. He said the decision to launch the strikes was made earlier in the day by the u. S. Central command. But explained the pentagon is not in a position to provide additional details. Last month the military carried out 190 airstrikes against Islamic State targets in iraq. Militants with the group have increased their control over territory there, and in neighboring syria. President barack obama said earlier this month that he was ready to expand the airstrikes from iraq to syria. Members of an Algerian Group claiming to have links to Islamic State...

'The way of the bow' takes aim in Vancouver | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal - Vimarsana News

'The way of the bow' takes aim in Vancouver | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal

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Kyudo in Vancouver: Japanese 108 arrows ceremony - Vimarsana News

Kyudo in Vancouver: Japanese 108 arrows ceremony

As a new year tradition, people in Vancouver take part in a kyudo ceremony, shooting 108 arrows. The martial art from Japan has a following in Vancouver.

Tampa's growing Hmong community is ushering in the new year - Vimarsana News

Tampa's growing Hmong community is ushering in the new year

The Hmong New Year, or "Hmoob Lub Tsiab Peb Caug," will be celebrated Dec. 16.

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Sherry brings China closer - Vimarsana News

Sherry brings China closer

She is only 22, but her training has prepared her for a big international role, writes Geraldine Abrahams