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Impaired driver wanted for girl's death will be arrested: LSP - Vimarsana News

Impaired driver wanted for girl's death will be arrested: LSP

"There is a hold on Lachney at the facility," a spokesperson said. "Upon medical release, Lachney will be booked on the additional charges in JPCC."

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Child killed by impaired driver remembered - Vimarsana News

Child killed by impaired driver remembered

LA Spirit is dedicating the current cheerleading season to Abby Douglas and team members are looking for ways to remember her during upcoming competitions.

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Percussionists drop ice-cold beats with frozen slabs in Moorhead - Vimarsana News

Percussionists drop ice-cold beats with frozen slabs in Moorhead

Percussionists drop ice-cold beats with frozen slabs in Moorhead "The hardest thing was making the ice hard enough so it wouldn’t shatter once I touched it." Written By: C.S. Hagen | × Ryan Bredeson, a senior at Minnesota State University Moorhead, ends an ice percussion concert on Wednesday, Feb. 17, by smashing an ice slab. C.S. Hagen / The Forum MOORHEAD — While the nation deals with rolling blackouts due to extreme cold, the frigid temperatures were perfect for aspiring musicians to perform an ice percussion concert at Minnesota State University Moorhead o...

MSUM Musicians Use Ice-Made Percussions For Outdoor Performance - Vimarsana News

MSUM Musicians Use Ice-Made Percussions For Outdoor Performance

MSUM Musicians Use Ice-Made Percussions For Outdoor Performance The half-hour concert was part of the University's "Why Not Winter Wednesdays," a series of outdoor events in the winter months February 17, 2021 MOORHEAD, Minn. (KVRR) – The middle of February brings frigid temperatures to the area. It might be too cold for most outdoor activities but on the campus of MSUM, Dr. Kenyon Williams wanted to find something that could get people outside. “About five years ago, I was watching on Facebook some videos of people performing on frozen lake ice in Siberia and I thought, ‘Ah looks like ...

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