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CSPAN Washington July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington July 4, 2024

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Ed Ames, singing star who became a familiar face on TV, dies at 95 - Vimarsana News

Ed Ames, singing star who became a familiar face on TV, dies at 95

Born in Malden, Massachusetts as Edmund Dantes Urick, he gained fame as the lead singer of the Ames Brothers.

Source: boston.com
Longmont Civic Center designer reflects on career, family - Vimarsana News

Longmont Civic Center designer reflects on career, family

In his decades-long career, Ames designed several buildings in Longmont, Boulder and beyond.

Longmont Civic Center designer reflects on career, family - Vimarsana News

Longmont Civic Center designer reflects on career, family

In his decades-long career, Ames designed several buildings in Longmont, Boulder and beyond.

In the face of natural disasters, amateur radio groups fill communications void in rural California - Vimarsana News

In the face of natural disasters, amateur radio groups fill communications void in rural California

In the face of worsening climate change, California is investing billions of dollars in high-tech solutions to predict and respond to natural disasters. Meanwhile, communities throughout the state — facing fires, floods and winter storms — are increasingly embracing the century-old technology of two-way radios as a failsafe.

Source: ijpr.org