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RODE: Red Deer's Owen Harriott hopes to help power Riggers to success this season - Vimarsana News

RODE: Red Deer's Owen Harriott hopes to help power Riggers to success this season

Owen Harriott joined the Red Deer Riggers this season with the idea of adding a left hander to the pitching staff and depth at first base.

Spirit of '76 program brings new light to John Marshall in Revolution - Vimarsana News

Spirit of '76 program brings new light to John Marshall in Revolution

The John Marshall House served as the backdrop for telling Marshall's life story in addition to educating families about the path towards forming the new nation of the United States

Indigenous once again block the passage of the Apure-Amazonas highway to demand respect for human rights - Vimarsana News

Indigenous once again block the passage of the Apure-Amazonas highway to demand respect for human rights

A group of indigenous people from the Jivi community decided to block vehicular traffic on the Apure-Amazonas national highway for the second time starting this Wednesday, March 29th, at 12:00 noon to demand the presence of the Governor of Apure State, Eduardo Piñate.

Column: Missionary letters from 1845-47 reveal historical insights about the Shuswap - Vimarsana News

Column: Missionary letters from 1845-47 reveal historical insights about the Shuswap

Shuswap Passion by Jim Cooperman

'I will be at the death': This reporter died with Custer at the Little Bighorn — a story first told 143 years ago today - The Dickinson Press - Vimarsana News

'I will be at the death': This reporter died with Custer at the Little Bighorn — a story first told 143 years ago today - The Dickinson Press

Kellogg was the only reporter allowed to accompany Custer, whose 7th Cavalry rode west into Montana Territory, where the holdout Native Americans gathered in defiance of an Army order to report to reservations, determined to continue the life of chasing the last of the roaming buffalo herds.