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A New Zine for Veg Lovers - Sacramento Magazine - Vimarsana News

A New Zine for Veg Lovers - Sacramento Magazine

Former local food blogger Erin Alderson (“Naturally Ella”) has pivoted to a semi-new career as the writer and publisher of Casual.

Source: sacmag.com
What could have been: 1950's Perham teacher and author rewrites his life's greatest tragedy - Vimarsana News

What could have been: 1950's Perham teacher and author rewrites his life's greatest tragedy

Chuck Dowdle, 93, was a teacher in Perham in the early 1950's. Now, he's a published author living in California. His latest book, "Twin Lights," is a rewrite of his life's greatest loss, lived out in Perham, and tells a totally different life story set here.

It's all downhill from here – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News - Vimarsana News

It's all downhill from here – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

‘Tis the season to go downhill skiing and snowboarding. That’s possible beginning today at some ski areas, including the Mount Shasta Ski Park near Mount Shasta City in far Northern California and the...

Mt. Hood Meadows opens 2021-22 season on Dec. 12 - Vimarsana News

Mt. Hood Meadows opens 2021-22 season on Dec. 12

Mt. Hood Meadows said it will be opening its south-side lifts on Sunday, December 12.

Source: kezi.com
Sask. NDP MLA calls for province to halt sale of Crown lands - Vimarsana News

Sask. NDP MLA calls for province to halt sale of Crown lands

Betty Nippi-Albright, the NDP critic for First Nations and Métis relations, says Saskatchewan's provincial government should stop selling Crown land, which she says is essential for First Nations and Métis hunters, trappers and traditional land users exercising their treaty rights. 

Source: cbc.ca