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Stigmas, formula-feeding and milk fairies: Gainesville moms discuss breastfeeding - Vimarsana News

Stigmas, formula-feeding and milk fairies: Gainesville moms discuss breastfeeding

Mothers across Gainesville navigate the emotions, pains and questions of breastfeeding in the months leading up to and after pregnancy.

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Police give update into Southampton fatal crash arrests - Vimarsana News

Police give update into Southampton fatal crash arrests

Police have given an update into two arrests after a teenager was killed in a car crash on Middle Road, Southampton.

In Appalachia and rural Wisconsin, high-speed internet changed lives - Vimarsana News

In Appalachia and rural Wisconsin, high-speed internet changed lives

Studies have shown broadband creates jobs, boosts entrepreneurship, raises property values and creates taxpayers who contribute to the common good.

Broadband internet changes lives in rural Kentucky, Wisconsin - Vimarsana News

Broadband internet changes lives in rural Kentucky, Wisconsin

Studies have shown broadband creates jobs, boosts entrepreneurship, raises property values and creates taxpayers who contribute to the common good.

In Appalachia and rural Wisconsin, high-speed internet changed lives - Vimarsana News

In Appalachia and rural Wisconsin, high-speed internet changed lives

Disconnected In Kentucky's 'Silicon Holler' and Wisconsin's Northwoods, high-speed internet is creating jobs, and changing lives Rick Barrett, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 3:28 pm UTC Jun. 9, 2021 McKee, Ky. - Matt and Jennifer Muncy were dangerously close to becoming homeless.  They had lost their livelihood when a local factory sent work to Mexico. They barely subsisted on a string of low-paying jobs that followed. Raising their four children in a part of Appalachia with a median annual household income barely above $32,000 — about half the national average — had become as lo...