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Woman Goes Viral For Insane Tweets About John Madden Following His Death - Vimarsana News

Woman Goes Viral For Insane Tweets About John Madden Following His Death

Twitter user @emptywheel went viral after claiming John Madden "glamorized" concussions following his death.

RSU 29 board opts to keep masks mandatory - Vimarsana News

RSU 29 board opts to keep masks mandatory

Face coverings will remain mandatory for all students and staff at RSU 29 for the foreseeable future.

Denver Arts and Venues Gears Up for World Art Drop Day - Vimarsana News

Denver Arts and Venues Gears Up for World Art Drop Day

Artists and business who want to get involved can commit to participate by filling out the online form and creating a small, inexpensive piece or two to share on Art Drop Day. Businesses can support local artists by purchasing artwork or art supplies, or they can or host an art-making party with their staff. On September 7, artists and other participants hide art around town. Next, they drop hints and clues on social media so people can find their creations, and finally the artists and participants watch and wait for someone to discover the hidden works. The public can participate in the fu...

Rupp's Drums Owner Kevin Simpson's Drum Kit Collection Stolen - Vimarsana News

Rupp's Drums Owner Kevin Simpson's Drum Kit Collection Stolen

The collection included a Yamaha Club custom kit and many more rare drums.

Obituary: Denver Drummer Krishnaswami Ramachandran Azad - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Denver Drummer Krishnaswami Ramachandran Azad

“At first it was hard to convince somebody to come on a tour where there's no financial guarantee,” Simon says. “But Azad was totally down for it, and him being down for that helped build the band, because we would definitely go out there a lot and make some noise." After that tour, Azad, who grew up in Manhattan, Kansas, and was living in Kansas City at the time, became a long-distance member, making the eight-and-a-half-hour drive to Denver for Brothers of Brass gigs. The group would travel the country, busking outside Phish and Dead & Company concerts. Azad finally moved to Denver in...