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Relating, experiencing diverse books at the Columbus library - Vimarsana News

Relating, experiencing diverse books at the Columbus library

Learn about how you can relate to books at the Columbus Public Library.

San Diego Comic-Con 2023: IDW Announces TMNT Lost Ronin Sequel - Vimarsana News

San Diego Comic-Con 2023: IDW Announces TMNT Lost Ronin Sequel

After the wildly-popular alt-future tale already spawned a spinoff anthology, IDW will now flesh out the Ronin-verse even more with a fully fledged sequel.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Is Doing a Sequel to Its Last Ronin Universe - Vimarsana News

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Is Doing a Sequel to Its Last Ronin Universe

TMNT: The Last Ronin imagined a universe where just a single member of the Turtles was left standing, a dark future with little hope—but its final conclusion didn’t just give a jolt of hope to that alternate reality, but set the stages for a continuation that is now coming to light.

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'Sabah's 48 years of lost revenue' - Vimarsana News

'Sabah's 48 years of lost revenue'

KOTA KINABALU: A review order on Sabah’s overdue 40% special grant published in April last year that makes no mention of the “Lost Years” – 48 years of entitlement denied to the people of Sabah – was a serious breach of constitutional duty, says the Sabah Law Society (SLS).

Duty to pay Sabah's net revenue entitlement crucial, says Sabah Law Society - Vimarsana News

Duty to pay Sabah's net revenue entitlement crucial, says Sabah Law Society

KOTA KINABALU: The duty to pay Sabah's 40% net revenue special grant is crucial as it will bridge the economic gap and ensure the well-being of people in the state, says Sabah Law Society (SLS) president Roger Chin.