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Experts say to address violent crime, we must think locally - Vimarsana News

Experts say to address violent crime, we must think locally

Data shows sharp rise in gun violence correlating with the pandemic. However, experts explain the causes have much deeper roots than the public health disruption, and ending it is just as complex.

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Eight-run fifth inning foils Lions in 10-1 bi-district loss to Vernon - Vimarsana News

Eight-run fifth inning foils Lions in 10-1 bi-district loss to Vernon

Eight-run fifth inning foils Lions in 10-1 bi-district loss to Vernon

Review: John Mayer lets guitar do the talking and welcomes Tampa into his 'Sob Rock' fantasyland (w/photos) | Tampa - Vimarsana News

Review: John Mayer lets guitar do the talking and welcomes Tampa into his 'Sob Rock' fantasyland (w/photos) | Tampa

[image-13] John Mayer’s first EP was a self-released 1999 collection of songs he called Inside Wants Out, and over the last 23 years, the now 44-year-old songwriter and guitarist has definitely indulged. His expression has sometimes been to his own detriment (that stupid mouth has said some pretty dumb shit over the years), but it’s always been in dedication to both fans who’re still obsessed with seemining every second of his eight-album discography and an omnipresent musical unknown he’s still chasing each night as a headliner and as sideman in the Grateful Dead.

Los Angeles Shaper Ryan Harris Reports on Conflict at El Porto Where a Surfer Used N-Word - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles Shaper Ryan Harris Reports on Conflict at El Porto Where a Surfer Used N-Word

  I think we can all admit that 2020 was a painful year. Twelve long months that have included disease, social unrest, and a divisive election. At some point, though, we need to ask ourselves if we’ve learned anything from all the strife. Did we learn to treat each other better? When you listen to social posts like Ryan Harris‘ last night, the answer feels like a resounding, “Not really.” According to Harris, an African American shaper who owns Los Angeles-based Earth Technologies, one of his friends, David Malana, was teaching a surf lesson with an African American women when anoth...