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15 students graduate from ACE Project's entrepreneurship program in Louisville - Vimarsana News

15 students graduate from ACE Project's entrepreneurship program in Louisville

The Academy of Child Entrepreneurship led by the ACE Project held a graduation ceremony for 15 students who completed its seven-month program.

Source: wdrb.com
New Kentucky law aimed at helping local police solve cold cases - Vimarsana News

New Kentucky law aimed at helping local police solve cold cases

Herron sees it as a way to build relationships between law enforcement and a hurting community.

Source: wdrb.com
With $6m largesse, foreign election observers are in business - Vimarsana News

With $6m largesse, foreign election observers are in business

I never knew Nigeria paid foreigners who came to observe our elections until some officials of the Central Bank of Nigeria were docked. That was when I learned of the claim that $6,230,000 was paid to foreign election observers in 2023.

'Warna' showcased Sri Lankan craftsmanship and revived old economic memories - News Features - Vimarsana News

'Warna' showcased Sri Lankan craftsmanship and revived old economic memories - News Features

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New NASA mission will observe the 'invisible universe' in Earth's oceans and skies - Vimarsana News

New NASA mission will observe the 'invisible universe' in Earth's oceans and skies

NASA’s PACE satellite has lifted off on a journey to study Earth’s changing climate by observing microscopic marine life and atmospheric particles.

Source: yahoo.com