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New Gold Sees Higher 2024 Copper Production -- Commodity Comment - Vimarsana News

New Gold Sees Higher 2024 Copper Production -- Commodity Comment

New Gold Inc. said it expects higher copper production in 2024. On copper production: The company says 2024 copper production is expected to be 50 million to...

Love Knots - GREAT! movies christmas - Vimarsana News

Love Knots - GREAT! movies christmas

Love Knots: Romantic comedy, starring Brooke Williams. Love Knots airs on GREAT! movies christmas at 8:00 PM, Sunday 11 February. Romantic comedy, starring Brooke Williams

As opioid deaths mount, Michigan governments sit on millions for intervention - Vimarsana News

As opioid deaths mount, Michigan governments sit on millions for intervention

A landmark lawsuit settlement will pour $1.5 billion into Michigan, almost half of it directly to communities. But local governments have been slow to spend the money, and transparency questions dog efforts to fight the drug scourge.

No. 11 Men's and No. 14 Women's Swimming fall to Division I IUPUI - Vimarsana News

No. 11 Men's and No. 14 Women's Swimming fall to Division I IUPUI

The Washington University No. 11 Men’s and No. 14 Women’s swimming and diving teams were defeated by Division I Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) 127–95 and 143–93, respectively, in the teams’ final dual meet, on Feb. 2, before the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship. Despite the IUPUI Jaguars competing in Division I, the Bears prepared […]

That's No Moon; It's an Ocean World - Vimarsana News

That's No Moon; It's an Ocean World

If Saturn’s cratered moon Mimas has liquid water beneath its surface, ocean worlds might be far more common in the solar system than we thought.

Source: eos.org