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What are some weird car issues technicians are seeing during the Texas heat spell? - Vimarsana News

What are some weird car issues technicians are seeing during the Texas heat spell?

It's no surprise that the summer months in Texas can do significant damages to your vehicle. But as Austin continues its second-longest stretch of 100° days in recorded history, car technicians are finding some unusual vehicle issues from the extremely high temperatures and heat indexes.

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Billy Strings Delivers "Boston Boi 3000" on Casio DG-20 Synth Guitar - Vimarsana News

Billy Strings Delivers "Boston Boi 3000" on Casio DG-20 Synth Guitar

Photo Credit: Bryan Lasky Last night, Billy Strings wrapped his two-night run in Boston. The show, which took place at the outdoor amphitheater known as

Leftover Salmon: Putting Down Roots - Vimarsana News

Leftover Salmon: Putting Down Roots

Photo: Tobin Voggesser *** Leftover Salmon’s new album, Grass Roots, is loaded with bluegrass renditions of songs by early inspirations such as Bob Dylan,

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7 acts to see at the 2023 Newport Folk Festival - Vimarsana News

7 acts to see at the 2023 Newport Folk Festival

From Connecticut jam-groove band Goose to the soulful sound of The Harlem Gospel Travelers to singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers, WBUR culture writer Lauren Daley highlights the musicians to check out at this year's festival.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: 1973 campus concert featured classic country, rock artists - Vimarsana News

FROM THE ARCHIVES: 1973 campus concert featured classic country, rock artists

In January 1973, Earl Scruggs visited Ahearn Field House and performed for K-State students, faculty and members of the Manhattan community. This is one Royal Purple Yearbook reporter's account of waiting in the long lines that began forming days before the show was slated to start. REPORTER'S LONG