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Thea Awards | 29th annual TEA awards - Vimarsana News

Thea Awards | 29th annual TEA awards

Ahead of the Themed Enetertainment Associations's gala celebration, we look at the winners of the 29th Annual Thea Awards

Fort Douglas Relocation Opens Up 50 Acres of Land for the U - Vimarsana News

Fort Douglas Relocation Opens Up 50 Acres of Land for the U

  During the most recent Utah state legislative session, the University of Utah was granted $100 million to relocate the army reserves at Fort Douglas to Camp Williams, a National Guard training site located in Bluffdale. Talk of relocating Fort Douglas has been taking place for some time, and the U has been working with...

What Utah Residents Need to Know About Solar Panels - Vimarsana News

What Utah Residents Need to Know About Solar Panels

Abundant sunshine combined with federal and state incentives could make solar panels an attractive alternative energy source for Utah residents.

Source: cnet.com
CSI's Moses named NJCAA First Team All-American - Vimarsana News

CSI's Moses named NJCAA First Team All-American

Isaiah Moses’ fantastic freshman season at the College of Southern Idaho has been recognized

Source: kmvt.com
Maine Committee Holds Hearing on Bill to Ban "Material Support or Resources" for Warrantless Federal Surveillance - Vimarsana News

Maine Committee Holds Hearing on Bill to Ban "Material Support or Resources" for Warrantless Federal Surveillance

Last week, a Maine committee held a hearing on a bill that would ban “material support or resources” for warrantless federal surveillance programs. The passage of the bill would take an essential step every state needs to take at a time when the federal government seems unlikely to ever end unconstitutional spying on its own.