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Fentanyl is behind 1 out of 5 deaths of Californians ages 15-24 - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl is behind 1 out of 5 deaths of Californians ages 15-24

Fentanyl overdoses are leaving their toll not only in tragically familiar places like San Francisco's gritty Tenderloin district but also inside teenagers' bedrooms.

Fentanyl is behind 1 out of 5 deaths of Californians ages 15-24 - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl is behind 1 out of 5 deaths of Californians ages 15-24

Fentanyl overdoses are leaving their toll not only in tragically familiar places like San Francisco's gritty Tenderloin district but also inside teenagers' bedrooms.

At City Ballet's 75th Birthday Bash, a Mingling of Old and New - Vimarsana News

At City Ballet's 75th Birthday Bash, a Mingling of Old and New

Stars like Suzanne Farrell and Edward Villella celebrated alongside dancers of today, many born years after the death of George Balanchine, the company’s revered founder.

Columbia City Ballet dancers promoted to rank of principal and demi-soloist - Vimarsana News

Columbia City Ballet dancers promoted to rank of principal and demi-soloist

Nicole Millwood Columbia City Ballet has announced the recent appointments and promotions within its company. Nicole Millwood and Joshua Van Dyke have been promoted to principal dancers, while Amanda Hwang and Gabrielle Gardner have been promoted to demi-soloists. Columbia City Ballet’s artistic director and executive director, William Starrett, said, “Nicole Millwood, Joshua Van Dyke, Amanda

Shoplifters cost Fremont hardware store $700K amid Bay Area spike - Vimarsana News

Shoplifters cost Fremont hardware store $700K amid Bay Area spike

A hardware store that lost $700,000 to shoplifters illustrates the woes behind a multi-county Bay Area spike