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Drescher Planetarium Offering Free Virtual Shows in May - Vimarsana News

Drescher Planetarium Offering Free Virtual Shows in May

These Shows Will Cover Topics, Including Ground-Based Observatories, the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud, SpaceX Competitors, and More Santa Monica College’s John Drescher Planetarium is set to continue its series of free, live virtual shows every Friday evening throughout May 2024. Hosted online

Bandon Fisheries to host variety of events, festivals in coming months - Vimarsana News

Bandon Fisheries to host variety of events, festivals in coming months

Bandon Fisheries Warehouse is on track to bring in more events as warmer months approach.That includes meet and greets every Tuesday and Bandon's Seafood and Wi

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Making Putin pay: Inside the plan to claw back Ukraine's stolen billions – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Making Putin pay: Inside the plan to claw back Ukraine's stolen billions – POLITICO

A court case over seized energy assets could open the door to Russia paying compensation to Kyiv for generations.

Ukraine's Naftogaz Wins $5 Billion Arbitration Award Against Russia - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's Naftogaz Wins $5 Billion Arbitration Award Against Russia

Ukrainian state-owned gas giant NJSC Naftogaz said Thursday that a Hague-based international-arbitration panel has ordered Russia to pay the company $5 billion for losses caused by the seizure of assets in the 2014 illegal annexation of Crimea. The... | 09:34am

Judicial suspension, no-fault retroactivity on agenda for March arguments - Vimarsana News

Judicial suspension, no-fault retroactivity on agenda for March arguments

A judge’s removal from the bench and constitutional questions around the No-Fault Act are among the 10 cases to be heard at March oral argument.