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Kigab scores 32 to lift Boise St. past Prairie View 97-60 - Vimarsana News

Kigab scores 32 to lift Boise St. past Prairie View 97-60

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Abu Kigab had a season-high 32 points plus 10 rebounds as Boise State routed Prairie View 97-60 on Friday night.

Letters March 9: What would space aliens think; home insurance prices; parking restrictions - Vimarsana News

Letters March 9: What would space aliens think; home insurance prices; parking restrictions

What about your home insurance? Oh please! Would the wonderful residents of Victoria and subscribers of this newspaper occupy themselves with some subject other than Clover Point? Many of us in the rest of this island would be hard-pressed to point out this place on a map let alone find it on the ground. How about home insurance, for instance? We live in a single-family home in Nanaimo. Our house insurance quote has arrived, the quoted amount has increased 10 per cent since last year and is up 49.6 per cent from the past four years. We insure with a reputable company and have for many ye...

Letters Feb. 23: Stop Goose blame game; drug use dangers; decline of Beacon Hill - Vimarsana News

Letters Feb. 23: Stop Goose blame game; drug use dangers; decline of Beacon Hill

The Galloping Goose is a multi-use trail: pedestrians, cyclists, e-bikes, rollerblades, horses, runners and so on. Multi-use. So can we dispense with the whining about “aggressive cyclists and high speeds” as the singular culprits of bad etiquette on the Goose? How many times have I and others cycled by pedestrians after a vocally courteous “on your left” only to see that the pedestrian(s) has their ears plugged with earbuds making them completely oblivious to bikes and other trail users? What about the pedestrians with their dogs on extended leashes spanning the trail who can’t ...

Letters Jan. 28: Housing homeless in churches; front-line worker vaccinations - Vimarsana News

Letters Jan. 28: Housing homeless in churches; front-line worker vaccinations

A few curtain dividers and sleeping bags is all it would take. Donald Sutherland Leadership needed to end homelessness Alarmingly increasing numbers of people are now sleeping on our streets and in our our parks. Instead of our provincial government and municipalities fretting, meeting, scurrying and spending “helter skelter on shelter,” would it not be wise to investigate and determine how and why these unfortunate souls are homeless in the first place? Randomly purchasing broken-down, vacated hotels and motels might work as an overnight fix, but in the long term such is tantamount...