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From excited crowds to police ops: 8 racehorses inducted in Kolkata Mounted Police - Vimarsana News

From excited crowds to police ops: 8 racehorses inducted in Kolkata Mounted Police

The division's current strength is 71 horses against the sanctioned strength of 98. The orders for the induction of the eight horses, which are a gift from their owners, were issued November last year.

Vex Robotics competition at Boreal French Immersion in the Sault - Vimarsana News

Vex Robotics competition at Boreal French Immersion in the Sault

Precipitation and perspiration were the keys to victory at the ADSB VEX Robotics competition at Boreal French Immersion Public School.

Plymouth Robotics: A Weekend of Triumph and Achievements - Vimarsana News

Plymouth Robotics: A Weekend of Triumph and Achievements

Last weekend marked a thrilling chapter for Plymouth Robotics as they excelled in two competitions, showcasing dedication, talent, and unwavering spirit. The first competition, held in Chesterton, saw remarkable achievements unfold.Plymouth High School, led by Head Coach Michael Wraight and Assistant Coach Daniel Kallenberg, and Lincoln Jr. High School, led by Head Coach Ashley Oliver

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The 2023 Sephora Fall Savings Event - Vimarsana News

The 2023 Sephora Fall Savings Event

Whether you get beauty reviews from TikTok, YouTube or Instagram, you can't avoid videos this week about the 2023 Sephora Fall Savings Event. We always bring

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Westgate Middle School wins $5,000 STEM grant | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Westgate Middle School wins $5,000 STEM grant | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST LIVERPOOL — Westgate Middle School sixth-grade students Kaiden Goatley, Cameron Conley, Hadleieh Byrne and Justin Shallcross are sixth-grade students in