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Podcast: The 55-Year Anniversary Of A UFO Sighting In Shag Harbour - Vimarsana News

Podcast: The 55-Year Anniversary Of A UFO Sighting In Shag Harbour

It's been 55 years since an unidentified object touched down in Shag Harbour. In this edition of The Weekender...

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Cattle breeder shares pro-tip for saving ears when calving in sub-zero temps - Vimarsana News

Cattle breeder shares pro-tip for saving ears when calving in sub-zero temps

Chris Styles of Styles Angus, a purebred breeder from Brentford, South Dakota, feels lucky he avoided heavy snow this winter, but had to counter bitter cold. One countermove: a duct tape tip to protect newborn calves from frost-bitten ears when their mothers lick them in sub-zero temperatures.

Source: agweek.com
Nissan names new Decherd leader | Nashville Post - Vimarsana News

Nissan names new Decherd leader | Nashville Post

Tracy Church Executives at Nissan this week named Tracy Church to lead the  auto maker's Decherd factory and, by extension, its powertrain operations in the United States, making her the first woman to hold that role. Church will take over as vice president of Decherd operations from Mark Swenson, who will retire March 31 after more than three decades with Nissan. He had overseen the company’s Decherd plant, which employs about 1,700 people, since last August and was previously vice president of total customer satisfaction. Church joined Nissan in 1995 as an industrial engineer and has hel...

Rhea County Girls, Notre Dame Boys Overcome Ooltewah - Vimarsana News

Rhea County Girls, Notre Dame Boys Overcome Ooltewah

Rhea County Girls, Notre Dame Boys Overcome Ooltewah Saturday, December 12, 2020 - by Joseph Dycus As Rasheed Wallace once said, “both teams played hard” in what would be one of their last games of 2020. While Ooltewah has a date with East Ridge on Saturday, Notre Dame may as well have ripped their hearts from their chests and laid them upon Ooltewah’s homecourt during their 69-48 win over the Owls. Because of the spiking number of COVID-19 cases, coach Jonathan Adams’ boys will be inactive until at least January 4 of 2021.   “I thought we came back and played pretty hard, es...