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Rock family leaves lasting impact in Mission - Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

Rock family leaves lasting impact in Mission - Mission City Record

Marjorie Rock and late husband Cliff spent years as community leaders and benefactors

Poll: Do Utahns approve of Biden's Ukraine war response? - Vimarsana News

Poll: Do Utahns approve of Biden's Ukraine war response?

The latest Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll found that a majority of Utahns surveyed disapprove of Biden’s performance in relation to the war. Do Utahns support military aid to Ukraine? Do Utahns support sanctions against Russia?

What do Utahns think of Biden's handling of the Ukraine war? - Vimarsana News

What do Utahns think of Biden's handling of the Ukraine war?

A majority of Utahns don't approve of President Joe Biden's handling of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began over a year ago.

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'The world has changed': U. political science professor analyzes Putin's next moves in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

'The world has changed': U. political science professor analyzes Putin's next moves in Ukraine

As Russian troops intensify their assault on Ukraine and its people, it's difficult to determine what will happen next. Occupation presents long-term challenges for Russia, and a political science professor from the University of Utah said the Ukrainians have fought for their independence before.

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Ukraine has a rich history and culture, despite assertions from Putin - Vimarsana News

Ukraine has a rich history and culture, despite assertions from Putin

President Putin suggested this week Ukraine isn't really an authentic independent state, which Marjorie Castle, a professor in the political science department at the University of Utah says is simply untrue.