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Robertsville marijuana company poses legal challenge to state's regulations | Local News - Vimarsana News

Robertsville marijuana company poses legal challenge to state's regulations | Local News

Missouri’s crackdown on a cannabis company accused of illegally importing THC concentrate could lead to a showdown over the state’s authority to regulate the industry.

Listen to Hotel Lux's ode to Nigella Lawson on Christmas single 'The Carvery' - Vimarsana News

Listen to Hotel Lux's ode to Nigella Lawson on Christmas single 'The Carvery'

Hotel Lux have shared their new single, a Christmas-themed ode to Nigella Lawson titled ‘The Carvery’. Listen to the song below. 

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Expert Greenhouse Growing Tips – Mother Earth News - Vimarsana News

Expert Greenhouse Growing Tips – Mother Earth News

Learn greenhouse growing tips from an expert. Make the best use of your backyard greenhouse with these growing techniques and strategies.

Interview: Melissa WolfKlain of GUYS AND DOLLS at San Francisco Playhouse Shines as Adelaide, Capping Off a Remarkable Year for the Triple Threat Performer - Vimarsana News

Interview: Melissa WolfKlain of GUYS AND DOLLS at San Francisco Playhouse Shines as Adelaide, Capping Off a Remarkable Year for the Triple Threat Performer

BroadwayWorld catches up with Melissa WolfKlain who is playing Adelaide in San Francisco Playhouse's production of 'Guys and Dolls' through January 13th. The role caps off an amazing year for WolfKlain, coming right after her Baker's Wife in 'Into the Woods' and Val in 'A Chorus Line.'

NI: Maximum of 50% of planned winter crops in the ground - Vimarsana News

NI: Maximum of 50% of planned winter crops in the ground

Cereal growers in Northern Ireland have succeeded in getting no more than 50% of the ground ear marked for winter crops actually planted out.