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Big Sky Handbell Festival returns to Helena this week - Vimarsana News

Big Sky Handbell Festival returns to Helena this week

On April 26-27 about 184 handbell ringers from 18 church and community choirs in Montana, Washington and Idaho will descend on Helena for the 41st Annual Big Sky Handbell Festival.

Christmas Handbell Concert to ring in the holiday season - Vimarsana News

Christmas Handbell Concert to ring in the holiday season

The concert, which is free and open to the public, will feature a selection of holiday favorites and an opportunity for all to sing along to some popular carols.

Four-vehicle interstate crash in Autauga County kills Illinois couple - Vimarsana News

Four-vehicle interstate crash in Autauga County kills Illinois couple

The crash closed both north and south bound lanes for an extended period of time.

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Obits | Duluth News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Obits | Duluth News Tribune

Dorothy M. Bouchard, 101, formerly of Duluth, died Monday, Oct.

'It's A Day All Of Us Have Been Waiting For Forever': ICU Nurse Gets The COVID-19 Vaccination - Vimarsana News

'It's A Day All Of Us Have Been Waiting For Forever': ICU Nurse Gets The COVID-19 Vaccination

/ Lilly Olson is a nurse in the medical ICU at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. She was among the first frontline health care workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine earlier this month. This month, Iowa's frontline health care workers became the first group to get the COVID-19 vaccines. Lilly Olson, a nurse in the medical ICU at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, describes her experience. Iowa’s health care workers have been on the frontlines of this pandemic for months, often putting themselves at risk of getting the virus in order to care for their sick patients.