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New 'Rec N' Roll Mobile' bringing Tulsa parks to city streets - Vimarsana News

New 'Rec N' Roll Mobile' bringing Tulsa parks to city streets

Tulsa, Tulsa Parks, parks, Rec N' Roll, city, streets, van, Dustin Jaggers, basketball, soccer, archery, John Starks Park, BC Franklin Park

Source: fox23.com
Spurs-Knicks: 5 takeaways from Victor Wembanyama's MSG debut - Vimarsana News

Spurs-Knicks: 5 takeaways from Victor Wembanyama's MSG debut

Wembanyama is held to 14 points as the Spurs struggle to get the rookie phenom involved in his 1st trip to Madison Square Garden.

Source: nba.com
New Yorkers back cell phone towers, outnumber critics: poll - Vimarsana News

New Yorkers back cell phone towers, outnumber critics: poll

New York City residents overwhelmingly support erecting hulking 32-foot 5G cell phone antenna towers in their neighborhoods to bolster Wi-Fi service -- far outnumbering not in my backyard opponents -- a new poll conducted by a consortium providing the service to the Big Apple claims.

Source: nypost.com
Tech firm pitches replacing 'ugly' 32-foot NYC 5G cell phone towers with nicer poles that blend in - Vimarsana News

Tech firm pitches replacing 'ugly' 32-foot NYC 5G cell phone towers with nicer poles that blend in

A techie firm is pitching broadband fan Mayor Eric Adams with a new design to replace a network of hulking 2,000, 32-foot high 5G cell phone antenna towers that has drawn opposition.

Source: nypost.com
Settling the NBA "Different Eras" Debate With Writer Rich Cohen - Vimarsana News

Settling the NBA "Different Eras" Debate With Writer Rich Cohen

Rich Cohen, the author of "When the Game Was War: The NBA's Greatest Season," delves into the classic NBA "different eras" debate.