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Local Man Walks 31 Miles For 31 Heroes To Benefit Veterans - Vimarsana News

Local Man Walks 31 Miles For 31 Heroes To Benefit Veterans

Approaching a decade in the region, John Percey’s annual 31 Miles for 31 Heroes memorial rucksack walk — which raises money for veterans and their families and money for research

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TALKERS NEWS NOTES

Las Vegas-based director of news content Rich Johnson departs USA Radio News. Johnson previously worked as an anchor/reporter for Fox Radio News; ABC News Radio; WTOP, Washington, and KIRO-FM, Seattle. The Senate Commerce Committee will vote this Wednesday (7/12) at 10:00 am on the nomination of telecommunications attorney Anna Gomez as a new FCC commissioner,…

Refugees Survive on Aid and Apps - Vimarsana News

Refugees Survive on Aid and Apps

Why is the smartphone so important to refugees? Find out why the smartphone is so important to refugees at HowStuffWorks.

Bulk to the Future: A new form of bulk buying empowers merchants during - Vimarsana News

Bulk to the Future: A new form of bulk buying empowers merchants during

Nowadays, more and more people are looking for relief from rising prices, but bulk buying has long been a solution for individuals and businesses alike. The

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He fled two wars to get to Lansing. Now, he wants to build a well back home. - Vimarsana News

He fled two wars to get to Lansing. Now, he wants to build a well back home.

Khaliku Kaba will never forget the day he came to Lansing. "August 14, 2008 was the day I was scheduled for resettlement," he said. "I left the rest of my family in Uganda and I came here by myself. I didn’t know anyone here." Kaba, 34, came to the United States 13 years ago as part of a U.N. refugee resettlement program. Born in Rhino camp, a settlement in northwest Uganda populated mainly by refugees of the South Sudan civil war, he moved between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a child, fleeing conflicts in both countries. On a 2019 trip back to Rhino camp, Kaba...