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Kicking It Overseas - Vimarsana News

Kicking It Overseas

Courtesy of Catholic University Athletics By Alannah Murphy Over the summer the Catholic University men’s…

Opinion | Alabama Takes From the Poor and Gives to the Rich - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Alabama Takes From the Poor and Gives to the Rich

How fines and fees trap people in a kind of penury from which they may never escape.

America's New Top Ice Climbers Are Just 10 and 12 Years Old - Vimarsana News

America's New Top Ice Climbers Are Just 10 and 12 Years Old

At an age when most kids are playing Qwirkle, these two have their Mixed Game on and are leading the way.

Residents need to remain engaged on short-term rental regulations - Vimarsana News

Residents need to remain engaged on short-term rental regulations

To this observer of the hours-long Feb. 16 Auburn City Council meeting, one Councilperson’s multi-part amendment (which was adopted) to the “Short-term Rental/Homestay Ordinance” looks like an eleventh-hour strategy to undermine the years of work done by the Planning Commission and the Task Force assigned to produce an Ordinance on STRs/Homestays acceptable to the Council and to Auburn’s citizens (512 of whom signed a petition or contacted the Council to support the Ordinance as approved by the Planning Commission, as opposed to 20 who expressed opposition).  This ongoi...

4th grade competitive rock climber finds balance through online school - Vimarsana News

4th grade competitive rock climber finds balance through online school

SALT LAKE CITY — When 10-year-old Conner Bailey makes his way to the top of the climbing wall, he looks below to see just how far he's come. As he works his way back down, he heads right back up, realizing he still has a long way to go — but he's eager for the challenge. For eight years, rock climbing has been a way of life for the now fourth grader. According to his mom, Tessie Bailey, his start at such an early age was in large part due to necessity. "We adopted Conner when he was 2 years old, and he had some medical issues, particularly low birth weight and curvature of the spine," Tes...

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