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Reporters' Notebook: May 27, 2024 – Back to the future - Vimarsana News

Reporters' Notebook: May 27, 2024 – Back to the future

According to novelist and former University at Buffalo professor John Barth, born on this date in 1930, "Like an ox-cart driver in monsoon season or the skipper of a grounded

Earth's Bounty location moves for this Saturday - Vimarsana News

Earth's Bounty location moves for this Saturday

Earth’s Bounty Festival and the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Center are teaming up this Saturday, May 4, for a fun day of shopping, crafts and a guitar jam session.

Final Third Thursday slated for this Thursday - Vimarsana News

Final Third Thursday slated for this Thursday

Two local favorites, Blues Messengers and Sparrow Broughton, along with a table tennis challenge, will close out the final Third Thursday of the 2023 season from 5:30-8:30 p.m. this Thursday

As Vale Inco nickel miners' walkout in Ontario prepares to enter second week, critical lessons posed by 2009-10 strike - Vimarsana News

As Vale Inco nickel miners' walkout in Ontario prepares to enter second week, critical lessons posed by 2009-10 strike

As Vale Inco nickel miners’ walkout in Ontario prepares to enter second week, critical lessons posed by 2009-10 strike A few hours after the beginning of the strike at the Vale Inco nickel mining complex in Sudbury, Ontario, last Tuesday, company security called police on picketing miners. The incident took place shortly after miners, members of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 6500, decisively voted down a concessions contract recommended by the union. After rejecting the agreement, the workers had quickly moved to set up picket lines at several entrances to the mines and processing centers...

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