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Undawn, Garena's open-world mobile zombie survival game enters open beta on 29 June - Vimarsana News

Undawn, Garena's open-world mobile zombie survival game enters open beta on 29 June

The game is set to launch on iOS and Android for players in Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.

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10 things to do in the greater Palm Springs area this week - Vimarsana News

10 things to do in the greater Palm Springs area this week

Every week we put together a list of things to do in the Coachella Valley. Read on to discover a variety of arts and entertainment events.

Dream come true for Giselle Woo as she and Night Owls finally play Coachella - Vimarsana News

Dream come true for Giselle Woo as she and Night Owls finally play Coachella

Local band finally gets its magic moment at Coachella, playing the Sonora tent in front of adoring fans

A promise given, a promise kept - Vimarsana News

A promise given, a promise kept

Based in Moscow, Family Promise of the Palouse provides housing, meals and hope for families experiencing homelessness in Whitman and Latah counties.  In Family Promise’s day center, families use household amenities like showers, nurseries and laundry rooms. The day center also provides computers, so families can work on resumes throughout their job searches.  Executive Director...

Cremations surpassed burials among California Latinos during the pandemic. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Cremations surpassed burials among California Latinos during the pandemic. Here's why

Cremations surpassed burials among California Latinos during the pandemic. Here's why Sacramento Bee 5/13/2021 Kim Bojórquez, The Sacramento Bee May 13—When Martha Castro's uncle died of cancer last March, her family had limited options to put him to rest. Statewide closures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic forced funeral homes throughout the state to temporarily halt burials and church services early on in the pandemic. The indefinite delays meant a casket burial for her uncle was off the table. "Our thought was, 'Of course there would be a casket burial,' but becaus...

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