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Softball hands Oshkosh first loss - Vimarsana News

Softball hands Oshkosh first loss

No. 23 UW-Whitewater split their doubleheader against No. 20 UW Oshkosh in a matchup of two of Division III softball’s nationally ranked teams.  The WIAC rivals delivered an entertaining series for both fan bases alike. The Titans delivered a dominating 13-2 win in five innings after forcing the run-ahead rule, while the Warhawks won 6-5...

$27 million allocated for landscape restoration in Montana - Vimarsana News

$27 million allocated for landscape restoration in Montana

Montana is about to see significant investment in habitat restoration and resilience after nearly $27 million was allocated to Bureau of Land Management field offices in the state earlier this

BLM allocates $27 million for landscape restoration in Montana - Vimarsana News

BLM allocates $27 million for landscape restoration in Montana

Montana is about to see significant investment in habitat restoration and resilience after nearly $27 million was allocated to Bureau of Land Management field offices in the state earlier this

Warhawks open WIAC play with doubleheader sweep - Vimarsana News

Warhawks open WIAC play with doubleheader sweep

After the original home opener was canceled due to rain the Warhawks were finally able to open up WIAC play with a doubleheader against UW-Platteville.Coming fresh off of two wins against Rockford University the Warhawks would end up winning two cose games against Platteville winning game one 4-3 and game two 5-4. Platteville would start...

Keeping Six's writing workshop for aspiring writers in Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Keeping Six's writing workshop for aspiring writers in Hamilton

Established in 2018, Keeping Six is a community service providing opportunities for those experiencing houselessness and substance use. The organization aims to defend the rights of those who use drugs while giving them space to make their voices heard.

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