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100 Greatest Songs from 1961 - Vimarsana News

100 Greatest Songs from 1961

The year 1961 was a pivotal moment in the history of popular music. It marked the beginning of a new era that was characterized by the rise of rock and roll and the emergence of several new genres such as soul, R&B, and surf rock. This was also the year that saw the birth of

Project Blueberry plaque unveiled at Mannsdale Upper Elementary - Vimarsana News

Project Blueberry plaque unveiled at Mannsdale Upper Elementary

Mannsdale Upper Elementary commemorated the school’s history-making Project Blueberry with a permanent plaque installed among freshly planted blueberry bushes last week.

South Side guitarist George Freeman is still packing Chicago's jazz clubs, at age 96 – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

South Side guitarist George Freeman is still packing Chicago's jazz clubs, at age 96 – Chicago Tribune

With an eight-decade-long career to reflect upon, George Freeman is starting to think a little fame might be nice.

CATS will make Baton Rouge bus stops safer for people in wheelchairs - Vimarsana News

CATS will make Baton Rouge bus stops safer for people in wheelchairs

After two men from Baton Rouge filed a lawsuit against the Capital Area Transit System, claiming that it did not have ADA appropriate accommodations for people in wheelchairs, CATS has been tasked with upgrading approximately 1,500 of its bus stops.

How Motown Smashed the Cultural Border - Foundation for Economic Education - Vimarsana News

How Motown Smashed the Cultural Border - Foundation for Economic Education

The history of race relations in America has been tumultuous at the best of times, and with serious failures in the criminal justice system, it’s easy to feel like we’re always going to be stuck with angry tribal divisions along racial and ethnic lines. But I don’t think so. Not if we can take a look back across the greatest music of the twentieth century and see what can be created when we drop the identity politics, forget about our superficial differences, and focus on learning from each other, listening to each other, and playing a great groove.

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