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Toledo can't overcome slow start in sweep vs. Ocosta - Vimarsana News

Toledo can't overcome slow start in sweep vs. Ocosta

The Toledo volleyball team couldn’t overcome the Ocosta Wildcats on Monday, losing in three sets 25-17, 25-19, 25-21. Coach Kelli Larson said that while there were stints during the game where …

Ben Lippen School recognized as National Blue Ribbon School - Vimarsana News

Ben Lippen School recognized as National Blue Ribbon School

The US Department of Education recognized one school in Columbia as a National Blue Ribbon School. It’s the only school in the Midlands to make the list in 2023.

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Riverhawks overcome sluggish third set to top T-Wolves in four - Vimarsana News

Riverhawks overcome sluggish third set to top T-Wolves in four

The Toledo volleyball team got back over .500 on Thursday with a four-set victory in Randle against Morton-White Pass. The Riverhawks (3-2) quickly got out to a 2-0 lead before struggling in the …

Riverhawks sweep past Elks | The Daily Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Riverhawks sweep past Elks | The Daily Chronicle

The Toledo volleyball team had few problems Thursday night about its business, sweeping 1B Lake Quinault 25-13, 25-12, 25-14. “It went well,” Toledo coach Kelli Larson said. …

Meet Arizona's water one percenters - Vimarsana News

Meet Arizona's water one percenters

Meet Arizona's water one-percenters A flood-irrigated home in Phoenix. Photograph: Cassidy Araiza/The Guardian In Phoenix, two cities are emerging: one is water-rich, the other water-poor by ElizabethWangWhitman Mon 5 Apr 2021 05.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 6 Apr 2021 15.17 EDT Every two weeks, Dawn Upton floods her lawn. She treks into her back yard, twists open two valves big as dinner plates, and within minutes is ankle-deep in water. “You have to have irrigation boots, girl,” she says during a video tour of her property in Mesa, a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona. She flips her camera to r...