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Chief Deputy Assessor facing Pocatello Police officer in Bannock assessor primary - Vimarsana News

Chief Deputy Assessor facing Pocatello Police officer in Bannock assessor primary

POCATELLO — With current Bannock County Assessor Sheri Davies not running for re-election, her chief deputy has filed to fill the role. Anita Hymas, who has been the county’s chief deputy assessor since 2013, will face current Pocatello police officer Greg Cates in the Republican primary. EastIdahoNews.com sent the same eight questions to both candidates […]

Review: Scored In Silence unpacks hidden war stories - Vimarsana News

Review: Scored In Silence unpacks hidden war stories

Chisato Minamimura's multimedia show about the effects of the A-bomb on Deaf people kicks off the #BeyondTO Festival

Manchester data unicorn appoints Marketing and Operations leads - Vimarsana News

Manchester data unicorn appoints Marketing and Operations leads

Two industry veterans have joined Manchester-based cloud data group, Matillion.

Matillion Appoints New Marketing and Operations Leaders to its Executive Team - Vimarsana News

Matillion Appoints New Marketing and Operations Leaders to its Executive Team

/PRNewswire/ -- Matillion, the leading enterprise cloud data integration platform, today announced the appointment of two new executive leaders. Dave Packer...

Will darts help tame wild horse controversy? - Vimarsana News

Will darts help tame wild horse controversy?

KSL TV NEAR DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, Tooele County – Every Wednesday morning in Utah's West Desert, volunteers armed with rifles have ventured into a herd of wild horses and fire away at the mustangs. It's not to hurt them. It's to give them a better shot at survival. "Because I love the horses," said Jessica Franzen explaining her role in what amounts to a long-running science experiment. It's aimed at resolving a decades-old controversy over the future of the picturesque mustangs. "I do love helping out," she said. "There's a huge need." The volunteers tried to maneuver themselves close eno...

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