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CNNW CNN July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN July 3, 2024

Averting a shutdown. Congress gets back to work. And an old problem needs solving again. Muddy and messy. Deplorable conditions at the Burning Man Festival. Ukraine shakes up its military leadership. How a new Defense Minister could make a difference in the war with russia. The u. S. Senate returns To Washington Today Facing A Packed Schedule and a ticking clock. Pressure is building on the u. S. Capital, lawmakers a few weeks left to make a deal and avoid g shutdown. Members of the u. S. House arent back until next week, but conservative republican hardliners are already pressuring House Spea...

Loggers fall on road to Chinooks | The Daily Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Loggers fall on road to Chinooks | The Daily Chronicle

The Adna football team dropped its regular season finale on Thursday, losing 57-34 at Kalama. Lane Johnson and Luke Mohney were the key playmakers on offense, as Johnson ran for 109 yards and …

Gavin Sidwar throws 3 TDs in first half, La Salle rolls past North Penn - Vimarsana News

Gavin Sidwar throws 3 TDs in first half, La Salle rolls past North Penn

Gavin Sidwar throws 3 TDs in first half, La Salle rolls past North Penn 34-3 in season opener

Haverford School avenges loss to La Salle - Vimarsana News

Haverford School avenges loss to La Salle

UPPER DUBLIN >> What a difference a year makes. In Week 4 last season, the Haverford School lost to La Salle College High School by more than six touchdowns. Friday night at Upper Dublin High School, the Fords controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball and picked up a 21-7 win. […]

What it's like living in Queensland 'ghost town' - Vimarsana News

What it's like living in Queensland 'ghost town'

Residents would gather for race days, fundraising balls, sports days, Christmas parties and weddings. Now a virtual ghost town with a population of only three, Cooladdi, 825km west of Brisbane, still has its own postcode. It also has a railway siding and a hall as well as a roadhouse where its residents run the post office, general store, pub, restaurant and accommodation. In its heyday as a rail centre between Charleville and Quilpie, Cooladdi had 270 residents. There was a school, post office, police station, and a hall, as well as a butchery, boarding house and store. The Foxtrap Road...