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260 connect - Live music program at Holbrook Peace Lutheran Church - Vimarsana News

260 connect - Live music program at Holbrook Peace Lutheran Church

A live music program by New Legacy Project comes to Peace Lutheran Church, 105 Svenson St., Holbrook from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 17. It is a Nashville-based

'I Had That': Upcoming Retro Toy Store Hopes To Inspire Nostalgia In Hudson Valley - Vimarsana News

'I Had That': Upcoming Retro Toy Store Hopes To Inspire Nostalgia In Hudson Valley

If you've ever wanted to feel like a kid again, an upcoming Hudson Valley store that plans to sell, buy, and trade vintage toys, comics, games, and other collectibles will be the place for you. Putnam County-based Totally Rad Retro To…

Research on 'high-risk' cattle eyes management - Vimarsana News

Research on 'high-risk' cattle eyes management

Placing newly received, "high-risk" cattle on a limit-fed diet may result in greater performance with no adverse health effects, according to a study by the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.

'I Had That': Upcoming Retro Toy Store Hopes To Inspire Nostalgia In Mahopac - Vimarsana News

'I Had That': Upcoming Retro Toy Store Hopes To Inspire Nostalgia In Mahopac

If you've ever wanted to feel like a kid again, an upcoming Hudson Valley store that plans to sell, buy, and trade vintage toys, comics, games, and other collectibles will be the place for you. Putnam County-based Totally Rad Retro To…

Study shows no negative health effects on limit-fed diet in 'high-risk' cattle | News - Vimarsana News

Study shows no negative health effects on limit-fed diet in 'high-risk' cattle | News

Placing newly received, “high-risk” cattle on a limit-fed diet may result in greater performance with no adverse health effects, according to a study by the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.