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Renegades' rally comes up short against Bombers - Vimarsana News

Renegades' rally comes up short against Bombers

One big inning proved to be the difference Wednesday night at Vivion Field, as the Sedalia Bombers used a six-run third inning en route to their 10-6 victory against the Jefferson City Renegades in MINK League action.

Young talent dominates at Swan River Rampage mountain bike race - Vimarsana News

Young talent dominates at Swan River Rampage mountain bike race

On any given afternoon, the forest and trails surrounding Tiger Road in Breckenridge is a quiet escape. It is common to see an occasional biker or runner training on the trail with the breathtaking backdrop...

Suburban Philly restaurants take advantage of warm weather to welcome customers - Vimarsana News

Suburban Philly restaurants take advantage of warm weather to welcome customers

Suburban Philly restaurants take advantage of warm weather to welcome customers WPVI Share: MEDIA, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- The warm weather is having an impact on local restaurants. Consecutive days with highs in the 60s are bringing diners out in droves to soak up the sun and provide a much-needed boost to the industry. "It's great for the economy, and the restaurants really need it," said Garrett McCormick, from Media, Delaware County, who was dining outside Wednesday. Patrick Moran said this is his first time dining out in a year. With more people getting vaccinated, Moran said it's helping...

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Manawatū Gorge replacement highway takes shape - Vimarsana News

Manawatū Gorge replacement highway takes shape

Among the work sites is a gully near the Ashhurst end of the $620 million project. Stuff was this week granted access to the area, where huge machines were scraping massive piles of soil down a steep gradient to fill the gully – “fill 9” as it’s known. It will transform into a sweeping upward curve heading towards the wind turbines and will be the steepest part of the new 11½ kilometre road. DAVID UNWIN/Stuff Waka Kotahi project spokesman Lonnie Dalzell says the Ashhurst rise work will take several years. “This bit of earthworks will be ongoing for the next three years,” said ...