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Durst Group is "Ready to Print" at drupa 2024 - Vimarsana News

Durst Group is "Ready to Print" at drupa 2024

The Durst Group is presenting its latest solutions in the areas of large format printing, packaging, labels, and software at drupa 2024 under the motto "Ready to Print."

Global Digital Printing Packaging Market Forecast Report - Vimarsana News

Global Digital Printing Packaging Market Forecast Report

Dublin, April 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

"Taste the Thunder:" The Lamar schools food truck name official  – Lamar Ledger - Vimarsana News

"Taste the Thunder:" The Lamar schools food truck name official  – Lamar Ledger

Thanks to the creativity of the community, the Lamar Schools Food Truck officially has a name. “Taste the Thunder” was announced as the official name on Nov. 21, after months of input from students, parents and community members in Lamar. More than 179 name ideas were submitted for the truck by more than 100 people […]

New Series of Canon Multi-Use Large Format Printers Are - Vimarsana News

New Series of Canon Multi-Use Large Format Printers Are

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Career Center graphic arts students compete at state - Vimarsana News

Career Center graphic arts students compete at state

Emma Heussner displays her second-place award and project for Graphic Design-Process 4 color. She also won fourth place for Commercial Photography. (Courtesy photo) On May 13, seven Sanilac Career Center Graphic Communications students competed at the State Mites Competitions in Kalamazoo. MITES is the Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society. More than 4,500 students competed