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And the golden pizza goes to … - Vimarsana News

And the golden pizza goes to …

Photo: Ohio Restaurant Association Feb. 17, 2021 Galloway, Ohio-based Flyers Pizza & Subs not only did a whole lot of pepperoni pizza sales the last week of January, it also did a whole lot of good. And as a result, the Ohio Restaurant Association Education Foundation has named it the winner of the state-wide Pizza with a Purpose fundraising campaign, according to a news release. Flyers Pizza & Subs Galloway Team (Left to Right): Tabitha Burke, Chris Aler, John Barker (Ohio Restaurant Association) Greg Cox, Dustin Schooley, Tre Holmes.(photo provided by ORA) With more than 1,200 pepperoni piz...

Most frustrating TV shows canceled on a cliffhanger - Vimarsana News

Most frustrating TV shows canceled on a cliffhanger

Most frustrating TV shows canceled on a cliffhanger 3 As the fall TV season starts up, shows are resolving their agonizing summer cliffhangers — but for some unlucky shows, that resolution never arrived. Here are the most frustrating "cancel-hangers," cliffhanger endings for shows that got cancelled too soon. Advertisement First of all, let me apologize for giving away spoilers for last week's Warehouse 13 in my post on best cliffhangers — I should have realized that many people wouldn't have had time to see the episode yet, and I should have been more careful. Sorry about that — I'll ...

San Diego County sends rent relief to ineligible cities - Vimarsana News

San Diego County sends rent relief to ineligible cities

San Diego County sent most of its rent relief money to ineligible cities A study of COVID-19’s impact on the San Diego regional economy found $4.8 billion in lost wages during the first six months of the pandemic. Author: Cody Dulaney | inewsource Updated: 5:21 PM PST February 2, 2021 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — A $27 million rental assistance program the county Board of Supervisors launched in August was supposed to help 10,000 low-income families impacted by COVID-19 who had nowhere else to turn. But that’s exactly what happened. An inewsource analysis o...

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch: "Behind the Lines" - Vimarsana News

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch: "Behind the Lines"

Stardate: 51145.3 Station log: Sisko is back on the Defiant, and they’ve been conducting raids on Dominion territory, trying in vain to turn the tide of the war. Every time a power cell from the phaser array wears out, Sisko places it in the mess hall alongside the other exhausted power cells after giving a speech about the character of the crew and how they’ll fight to the end. Ross then arrives to inform Sisko of new intelligence that explains why the Dominion has had such an advantage: they have a massive sensor array in the Argolis Cluster that can detect ship movements as far as fiv...

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Star Trek The Original Series Rewatch: "The Changeling" - Vimarsana News

Star Trek The Original Series Rewatch: "The Changeling"

Stardate: 3541.9 Captain’s log. The Enterprise is responding to a distress signal from the Malurian system, which has a population of four billion. However, the Enterprise arrives to find no signs of life—nor any signs of a disaster that would account for the population all dying. The Enterprise is then attacked by an energy beam that strikes with the force of ninety photon torpedoes. The beam moves at warp 15, but after three attacks, Spock is able to pinpoint the source. Sulu fires a photon torpedo at it, but whatever it is absorbs the energy of the torpedo and is undamaged.

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