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Should I get a COVID shot? CDC warns most should wait for September - Vimarsana News

Should I get a COVID shot? CDC warns most should wait for September

Despite signs of a weekslong increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are now warning most vaccinated Americans against seeking out getting another booster this month.

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A school bus driver fostered a decades-long bond with his students - Vimarsana News

A school bus driver fostered a decades-long bond with his students

On the outside, it may look like a normal family reunion. But Reid Moon of Zelienople, Pennsylvania, is no ordinary patriarch. And this is no ordinary family. Moon says he has about 200 kids. But no, they’re not his biological children.

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Defunct MMORPG Aika Online is planning a comeback - Vimarsana News

Defunct MMORPG Aika Online is planning a comeback

Aika Online is planning a return, the classic MMORPG will be coming later this year.

Peloton forecasts first-quarter revenue below estimates - Vimarsana News

Peloton forecasts first-quarter revenue below estimates

Peloton Interactive Inc on Wednesday forecast first-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates as demand for its exercise equipment wanes. The company now expects first-quarter revenue...

Flash flooding at Grand Canyon's South Rim leads to over 100 evacuations - Vimarsana News

Flash flooding at Grand Canyon's South Rim leads to over 100 evacuations

Up to three inches or rain set off flash flooding in the town of Tusayan at the Grand Canyon’s South Rim Tuesday, prompting the evacuation of more than 100 people from hotels and employee housing

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