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Vincy Mas launch to gel with ICC T/20 World Cup - Vimarsana News

Vincy Mas launch to gel with ICC T/20 World Cup

The 2023 launch of Vincy Mas admittedly fell below expectations as stated by chairman of the Carnival Development Corporation (CDC), Ricky Adams. Changes have been made to this year’s launch which will see a packed day of events and collaborations with promotions for the upcoming 2024 ICC Men’s T/20 World Cup games. This was revealed during a Monday, April 28, 2024 joint press conference hosted by the CDC and the Local...

LA County Fair 2024: Adventures in Southern California fun, food and culture - Vimarsana News

LA County Fair 2024: Adventures in Southern California fun, food and culture

Food hint for parents: Just south of the main plaza, check out Picnic Hill, a haven for overwhelmed families needing a time-out. With real trees and real grass, it’s where families hoping to save a few dollars can eat the meal they brought from home in backpacks or small coolers. (Check Fair rules as to exactly what containers you can use)

Watch a 128-year-old mill run at Millfest 2024 in Lindsborg - Vimarsana News

Watch a 128-year-old mill run at Millfest 2024 in Lindsborg

Millers will run the only working mill in the Midwest that uses 19th century technology for a few hours during Millfest on May 4 in Lindsborg.

Source: yahoo.com
Hot Picks: Things to do in Flagstaff this May - Vimarsana News

Hot Picks: Things to do in Flagstaff this May

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New Heritage Square trees part of growing urban forest focus - Vimarsana News

New Heritage Square trees part of growing urban forest focus

“What we plant today will make a difference 20 years down the road,” Cook said. “Local organizations, if you see a spot and want a tree, call the parks office.”