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Blake Geoffrion Excited To Celebrate His Nashville Roots In His Return To Smashville - Vimarsana News

Blake Geoffrion Excited To Celebrate His Nashville Roots In His Return To Smashville

Fans who purchase a special ticket package will have access to a book signing and meet and greet with Preds alum Blake Geoffrion

Source: nhl.com
Winnipeg Jets unlikely to fly away again, experts in pro sports say - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg Jets unlikely to fly away again, experts in pro sports say

There's little danger of Winnipeg losing a National Hockey League franchise a second time, experts in the business of professional sports say in the wake of comments about low ticket sales from Jets co-owner Mark Chipman.

Source: cbc.ca
Nashville Predators Alum Blake Geoffrion Returns to Bridgestone Arena on April 9 with Author Sam Jeffries to Promote New Book - Vimarsana News

Nashville Predators Alum Blake Geoffrion Returns to Bridgestone Arena on April 9 with Author Sam Jeffries to Promote New Book

Jefferies’ Book, “Legacy on Ice: Blake Geoffrion and the Fastest Game on Earth,” Tells the Story of Geoffrion’s Path to the NHL

Source: nhl.com
33 new winter reads by Wisconsin authors - Vimarsana News

33 new winter reads by Wisconsin authors

Warm up with five titles by Madison authors featured in the December issue — plus, an exclusive web guide to more Wisconsin-connected selections this holiday season.

On the Record: UMaine's Norm O'Reilly has big plans for the Maine MBA brand - Vimarsana News

On the Record: UMaine's Norm O'Reilly has big plans for the Maine MBA brand

Norm Reilly, dean of the University of Maine Graduate School of Business, says the Maine MBA program tripled in size during the pandemic to more than 400 students.