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Augustyn Becomes #4 D3 Performer in 200 Back as MIT Dominates NEWMACs - Vimarsana News

Augustyn Becomes #4 D3 Performer in 200 Back as MIT Dominates NEWMACs

Kate Augustyn swam 1:56.98 to become the fourth woman in D3 to break 1:57 the Engineers claimed their 13th-straight title.

GVR candidates Q&A - Vimarsana News

GVR candidates Q&A

GVR's 13,800 member households will cast ballots online or via the mail Feb. 21-March 14. They'll be asked to approve bylaws amendments, including one that would reduce the number of

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Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – Pasadena Star News - Vimarsana News

Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – Pasadena Star News

Kennedy's family, local leaders, clergy, as well as residents young and older gathered to watch the unveiling of the signage at the new, $6 million facility, along with a plaque.

Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – San Gabriel Valley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Kennedy's family, local leaders, clergy, as well as residents young and older gathered to watch the unveiling of the signage at the new, $6 million facility, along with a plaque.

Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – Daily News - Vimarsana News

Pasadena pool now bears name of late leader Kennedy – and with it 'a marker' on path to progress – Daily News

Kennedy's family, local leaders, clergy, as well as residents young and older gathered to watch the unveiling of the signage at the new, $6 million facility, along with a plaque.