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What's New Next Week? April 14, 2023 - Vimarsana News

What's New Next Week? April 14, 2023

Next week, Your Fantastic Mind returns for a new season, we'll explore the beauty and wildlife of Niagara Falls with Nature and much more.

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URI's Tracy Santos selected Student Veteran of the Year finalist – URI News - Vimarsana News

URI's Tracy Santos selected Student Veteran of the Year finalist – URI News

The first day Tracy Santos stepped onto the University of Rhode Island’s campus was the first day of classes, September 2021. Originally from the Bronx, N.Y., she joined the Marine Corps in 2013 at age 17, where she served as a member of a light-attack helicopter squadron, eventually achieving the rank of sergeant. Now, close to 10 years later, Santos ‘24 is president of URI’s Student Veterans Organization and has been named one of 10 student veteran of the year finalists by Student Veterans of America. ...

Source: uri.edu
Baggage backlog at Pearson airport - Vimarsana News

Baggage backlog at Pearson airport

Hundreds upon hundreds of bags and luggage sit in nicely roped-in sections of Pearson International’s Terminal 3.

Building a university for the future - Vimarsana News

Building a university for the future

The University of Rhode Island marks a significant moment in its 130-year history as it celebrates the inauguration of Marc B. Parlange as its 12th president on Thursday, Sept. 22, on the University’s Kingston Campus.

Source: uri.edu
Municipal governments endorse millionaires tax to address shortfalls - Vimarsana News

Municipal governments endorse millionaires tax to address shortfalls

The answer to municipal government needs: tax the state's 20,000+ millionaires to fund education transportation without raising local levy.