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21st celebrations for New Zealand's National Secondary Schools' Band - Vimarsana News

21st celebrations for New Zealand's National Secondary Schools' Band

Over 500 young players have enjoyed the experience of being a member of the New Zealand National Secondary Schools' Band since its formation in 2001.

Hundreds back Nolensville Little League team with financial support - Vimarsana News

Hundreds back Nolensville Little League team with financial support

Coaches and parents say the trip to the Little League World Series wouldn't be possible without the support from families, friends and communities.

DC marks 11 years since earthquake damaged landmarks, rattled east coast - Vimarsana News

DC marks 11 years since earthquake damaged landmarks, rattled east coast

The Washington, D.C. region is marking 11 years since a magnitude 5.8 earthquake near Mineral, Virginia rattled the east coast and caused significant damage to some of the most famous landmarks in the nation’s capital.

Source: fox5dc.com
UK rail workers speak from the picket line - Vimarsana News

UK rail workers speak from the picket line

World Socialist Web Site </em>reporters spoke with pickets on the first day of resumed national rail strikes.

Source: wsws.org
Water turned off at apartment building, management company unreachable - Vimarsana News

Water turned off at apartment building, management company unreachable

Tenants living at an apartment building say their water was turned off last month and they've been trying to contact the management company to find out why. So far, the management company has been unreachable and the Baton Rouge Water Company says the bill hasn't been paid.

Source: wbrz.com