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Purdue, INDOT and Cummins celebrate groundbreaking on electric charging highway - Vimarsana News

Purdue, INDOT and Cummins celebrate groundbreaking on electric charging highway

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) -

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Wireless charging highway will charge 'vehicle as it's moving at 65 mph' - Vimarsana News

Wireless charging highway will charge 'vehicle as it's moving at 65 mph'

The wireless charging highway in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, will be ready in the fall, and testing will take place next spring.

Source: wishtv.com
Cobra Kai Announces Sixth and Final Season on Netflix - Vimarsana News

Cobra Kai Announces Sixth and Final Season on Netflix

Netflix's Karate Kid spinoff show is ending on its own terms, showrunners say in a letter to fans.

CAA Game Of The Week: Nation's Longest Win Streaks At Stake In Trask - Vimarsana News

CAA Game Of The Week: Nation's Longest Win Streaks At Stake In Trask

Teams with college basketball's longest winning streaks collide Wednesday, Jan. 11, when UNC Wilmington hosts No. 22-ranked Charleston live on FloHoops.

Boys Town's earliest hits: Entertainment played role in growth of home - Vimarsana News

Boys Town's earliest hits: Entertainment played role in growth of home

Bob Marks Father Edward Flanagan, founder of Boys Town, is probably the most widely known of Omaha’s historical figures. He and his creation on West Dodge Road are recognized internationally. A factor that may be underrated in the growth and good fortunes of his home for boys is … Entertainment! It wasn’t long after the saintly Father moved the home out to “Overlook Farm” in 1921 that he started inviting influential members of the public to visit. The boys guided the visitors on tours while others sang and played their second-hand instruments during lunch....

Source: omaha.com