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Exhibition of rarely seen drawings, sculptures, and paintings by Roberto Matta opens at BLUM - Vimarsana News

Exhibition of rarely seen drawings, sculptures, and paintings by Roberto Matta opens at BLUM

a href= https://www.blum-gallery.com target= _blank BLUM /a is presenting All Things Are Changing in All Dimensions, an exhibition of rarely seen

In the Garden: Get some advice before chopping down damaged trees after Omaha tornadoes - Vimarsana News

In the Garden: Get some advice before chopping down damaged trees after Omaha tornadoes

Damaged trees should be inspected for safety and possible structural defects, says Scott Evans of the Nebraska Extension in Douglas and Sarpy Counties.

Source: omaha.com
Insurer helps communities boost sustainability - Vimarsana News

Insurer helps communities boost sustainability

It may not seem like gardening weather, but Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group is helping get the Kawarthas growing with the return of its annual garden giveaway program.

Renville artist Dona Larkin showcases garden paintings at Redwood Falls Public Library - Vimarsana News

Renville artist Dona Larkin showcases garden paintings at Redwood Falls Public Library

Art lovers have until Feb. 29 to view a showing of garden-inspired paintings by Dona Larkin at the Redwood Falls Public Library. It is the first public showing of the paintings for almost 25 years.

Renville artist Dona Larkin showcases garden paintings at Redwood Falls Public Library - Vimarsana News

Renville artist Dona Larkin showcases garden paintings at Redwood Falls Public Library

Art lovers have until Feb. 29 to view a showing of garden-inspired paintings by Dona Larkin at the Redwood Falls Public Library. It is the first public showing of the paintings for almost 25 years.

Source: wctrib.com