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Teagasc Breeding Week to focus on genetic and technical issues - Vimarsana News

Teagasc Breeding Week to focus on genetic and technical issues

Teagasc Breeding Week, which kicks off on Monday (March 20, 2023), is set to focus on genetic and technical issues facing dairy farmers.

Utah high court says polygamous father is allowed to share his beliefs with his children - Vimarsana News

Utah high court says polygamous father is allowed to share his beliefs with his children

The Utah Supreme Court says a district court order preventing a father and member of the polygamous Kingston clan from encouraging his children to follow his religion should be reconsidered.

Source: ksl.com
Charges in Sandy hate crime case dismissed due to evidence concerns - Vimarsana News

Charges in Sandy hate crime case dismissed due to evidence concerns

Charges have been dismissed against a man accused of a hate crime for allegedly vandalizing Pride flags at the home of a gay teen who was the alleged victim of another hate crime.

Source: ksl.com
Naperville Artisan Market coming to CityGate Centre & Hotel Arista - Vimarsana News

Naperville Artisan Market coming to CityGate Centre & Hotel Arista

CityGate Centre will welcome Naperville Artisan Market on 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 6-7. Featuring up to 100 local artisans, it is the first in the area managed by the experienced event team behind Chicago Artisan Market events in Fulton Market and the city's Ravenswood neighborhood.

Biennial homelessness count faces delays due to pandemic - Vimarsana News

Biennial homelessness count faces delays due to pandemic

Time to read: about 1 minutes A volunteer holds a map showing the census tract the group was assigned to survey during the biennial point-in-time count of people experiencing homelessness held in January 2019. Photo by Magali Gauthier. Every other year, on one day in January, volunteers across the country come together before dawn to complete a federally mandated count of how many people are sleeping unsheltered in their communities. At the most recent count, held in January 2019, The Almanac witnessed the process, which involved carpooling with volunteers, a training breakfast, and interview...