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Beats Me: Album Reviews for January Releases - Vimarsana News

Beats Me: Album Reviews for January Releases

D.C.’s music scene is bustling with new music from Teen Mortgage, Mystery Friends, Flowerbomb, Bad Moves, and more.

Grateful Web Interview with The Crystal Casino Band - Vimarsana News

Grateful Web Interview with The Crystal Casino Band

The Crystal Casino Band, a four-piece indie rock band originally formed at George Washington University in 2015, has been making waves in the music scene since their debut album in 2021. With their latest album release, Maryland House— produced by Kyle Downes and Jay Nemeyer (Color Palette)— the band showcases their artistic growth and pays homage to their lives as young adults in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area.

Intercol 2022: Tranquil stun "Terminix Trinity Moka", plus potential North relegation kerfuffle - Vimarsana News

Intercol 2022: Tranquil stun "Terminix Trinity Moka", plus potential North relegation kerfuffle

Tranquillity Secondary produced the shock of the 2022 Coca Cola National Intercol competition so far, as they edged Trinity College (Moka) 4-2 yesterday, via kicks from the penalty mark, to advance to

Intercol 2022: Tranquil stun "Terminix Trinity Moka", plus potential North relegation kerfuffle - Vimarsana News

Intercol 2022: Tranquil stun "Terminix Trinity Moka", plus potential North relegation kerfuffle

Tranquillity Secondary produced the shock of the 2022 Coca Cola National Intercol competition so far, as they edged Trinity College (Moka) 4-2 yesterday, via kicks from the penalty mark, to advance to

Flotsam & Jetsam: Generous gifters, porch pirates and formal PJs - Vimarsana News

Flotsam & Jetsam: Generous gifters, porch pirates and formal PJs

By Jim Carter The Santa instinct is alive and well. A customer at Anthony’s At Paxon in Broomalla, Pennsylvania, left a tip of $5,000 on a bill for only $205.94. And a customer identified only as “Billy” came into the Souk Mediterranean Kitchen in Ohio, asked to be charged one cent, then added a $5,600 tip to his payment. In both cases, the tipper asked that the money be shared by all the servers. And once again, a secret Santa visited a Walmart in Bristol, Tennessee, last week and said he wanted to pay off all of the store’s layaway items. That came to $64,995.51. He asked the store ...