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Tickets still available for Chesapeake Film Fest - Vimarsana News

Tickets still available for Chesapeake Film Fest

EASTON — The Chesapeake Film Festival, now in its 16th year, will once again transform downtown Easton into a film lovers’ destination this fall.

Let market innovate, grateful veteran, keep Electoral College - Vimarsana News

Let market innovate, grateful veteran, keep Electoral College

Today's writers are William Dillon of Hamilton, James Grames of Fort Wayne and Dan R. Maurer of Churubusco

We've Only Just Begun: The Story Of The Carpenters - Vimarsana News

We've Only Just Begun: The Story Of The Carpenters

In the late 1960s, Richard and Karen Carpenter formed the brother-and-sister duo the Carpenters. Richard arranged the music and played the keyboard while his younger sister Karen sang vocals and played the drums. Together, the Carpenters are still the top-selling and top-charting brother-sister group of all time. Signing their first record deal as a duo in 1969, they rocked hundreds of shows through the ’70s, topping the charts in the U.S. and internationally. But one of their lives would be cut tragically short, ending the duo in 1983.

CAFO owners suing to end DNR permits have spilled more than 26,000 gallons of manure - Vimarsana News

CAFO owners suing to end DNR permits have spilled more than 26,000 gallons of manure

By Henry Redman, Wisconsin Examiner July 17, 2023 The factory farm-owning board members of two dairy industry groups suing to exempt themselves from the

CAFO owners suing to end DNR permits have spilled more than 26,000 gallons of manure - Vimarsana News

CAFO owners suing to end DNR permits have spilled more than 26,000 gallons of manure

Industry groups are suing the DNR to stop Wisconsin factory farms from being required to obtain permits to operate.