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Police still seeking person of interest in Jeanerette homicide - Vimarsana News

Police still seeking person of interest in Jeanerette homicide

Police are still seeking a person of interest in connection with an October 2021 homicide in Jeanerette.

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Event: Frankfort protest against censorship bills set for Jan. 11 and 12 - Vimarsana News

Event: Frankfort protest against censorship bills set for Jan. 11 and 12

Opponents of two censorship bills will rally at the Capitol on Tuesday and Wednesday (1/11 and 1/12).

Ryan Van Bergan on The Wolverine - Vimarsana News

Ryan Van Bergan on The Wolverine

I just listened to RVB on The Wolverine and I am very impressed with his thorough and insightful analysis.  RVB is a bright guy and it is worth a listen.  MUCH better analysis than some other football alums that come to mind like Marcus Ray or Doug Skene.  Van Bergen is legit.

Slavery reparations: Louisville, Kentucky, leaders share opinions - Vimarsana News

Slavery reparations: Louisville, Kentucky, leaders share opinions

What do leaders in Louisville and Kentucky think about reparations? Two Metro Council members introduced a resolution supporting a federal study.

Saying goodbye to the outstanding Michigan Wolverines football and basketball fans of TheWolverine. - Vimarsana News

Saying goodbye to the outstanding Michigan Wolverines football and basketball fans of TheWolverine.

The Michigan Wolverines' football stadium was built in 1927. (MGoBlue.com) “GOD SIMPLY DOES NOT WANT MICHIGAN TO WIN TODAY. THAT IS THE ONLY EXPLANATION,” he said (and truly believed it at the time). The funny part is, they went on to win the game. The losses over the years have taken a toll on the family, including my sister, Amber. It took her about a week to start interacting with humanity again after Michigan lost to Michigan State in 2001. My hometown of Westphalia, Mich., is a German Catholic village filled with countless diehard Wolverine fans, and the 2005 loss to Notre Dam...

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