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National champion EAC volleyball squad celebrates 50th anniversary - Vimarsana News

National champion EAC volleyball squad celebrates 50th anniversary

Eastern Arizona College volleyball legends returned to campus to celebrate their 50-year anniversary for winning the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) national volleyball championship in 1973.

EAC's 1973 national championship volleyball team returns for 50-year anniversary - Vimarsana News

EAC's 1973 national championship volleyball team returns for 50-year anniversary

THATCHER, Ariz. –– Eastern Arizona College volleyball legends returned to campus to celebrate their 50-year anniversary for winning the Association for Inte

Valley News - West Lebanon's Four Aces Diner on the market, served with a side of history - Vimarsana News

Valley News - West Lebanon's Four Aces Diner on the market, served with a side of history

WEST LEBANON — For the past 35 years, the Shorey family has owned the Four Aces Diner, and for much of that time, Leann Briggs and Steven Shorey have run the place.But everyone’s working days come to an end. The diner, open on and off in West Lebanon...

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Military medical team adds 'significant emotional lift' to staff at Rhode Island Hospital - Vimarsana News

Military medical team adds 'significant emotional lift' to staff at Rhode Island Hospital

A United States Army medical team is bringing relief to Rhode Island Hospital. "We've run somewhere between 25 to 35 percent staff shortages," said Dr. Saul Weingart, president of Rhode Island Hospital. Between the vaccine mandate last fall, nurse burnout, staff falling ill, and a major surge in patients, it's been a sort of code red. "We've seen an 800 percent increase compared to early November," added Weingart. As a result, they're doing far fewer surgeries.