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Curwensville's Golden Tide marching band welcomes fans to "The Jungle" - Vimarsana News

Curwensville's Golden Tide marching band welcomes fans to "The Jungle"

CURWENSVILLE — Curwensville Area High School’s Marching Golden Tide will be welcoming its fans to “The Jungle” during the 2023-24 football season. season.

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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Which graduating class was hit hardest by pandemic? - Vimarsana News

Which graduating class was hit hardest by pandemic?

Which graduating class was hit hardest by pandemic? Katelyn Marcy | Asst. Illustration Editor Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. Editor’s note: All names/interviews used were made up. There’s nothing like a good “I have it worse than you” battle. It’s like a Wild West duel, but instead of quick drawing and firing on each other, the first cowboy shoots himself in the foot, and then the second cowboy — not to be outdone — shoots himself in the thigh. This article is the town doctor coming in to splash rubbing alcohol on one wound, drinking alcohol on the other and declare ...

White supremacist violence serves as proof of work to be done, Black leaders in Berkshires say - Vimarsana News

White supremacist violence serves as proof of work to be done, Black leaders in Berkshires say

Wednesday’s violence at the U.S. Capitol, for many Black residents of Berkshire County, served as a jolting reminder that notions of white supremacy run rampant through the nation. “The laws might have shifted, but there have been generations of people who maintained the same mindset about the inferiority of people of color, that we are less than human, [that] this is ‘their’ country,” said Shirley Edgerton, a community organizer and cultural proficiency coach for Pittsfield Public Schools. Quote “If I ever had a doubt, yesterday’s activities confirm the nee...