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Lacrosse enters A-10 Champinoship with Senior Day victory - Vimarsana News

Lacrosse enters A-10 Champinoship with Senior Day victory

GW needed the win to qualify for the A-10 Championship for the fifth time in program history and the first since 2013.

Lacrosse falls to Duquesne at home game - Vimarsana News

Lacrosse falls to Duquesne at home game

The Dukes emerged victorious in a 15–14 shootout, scoring five unanswered goals in the final 10 minutes of the game for their third consecutive win.

Women's lacrosse drops weekend contest to George Washington – The Bona Venture - Vimarsana News

Women's lacrosse drops weekend contest to George Washington – The Bona Venture

BY WILL POLADIAN, SPORTS ASSIGNMENT EDITOR St. Bonaventure fell short in its comeback against George Washington on Sunday, losing 13-10. The Bonnies (1-9, 0-4 A-10) started out slow as they trailed 9-2 at halftime. Freshman attacker Fiona McGovern scored both goals. “If we take any, any possessions off, if we give them extra possessions, these…

East Dunkard water customers under another boil water advisory - Vimarsana News

East Dunkard water customers under another boil water advisory

More than 4,000 people in southeastern Greene County are under a boil-water advisory for the second time this year after filtration problems surfaced at East Dunkard Water Authority’s treatment plant

People who use alcohol drank more frequently during the early months of the pandemic - Vimarsana News

People who use alcohol drank more frequently during the early months of the pandemic

Over the course of the pandemic, anecdotes about soaring alcohol sales have abounded. A new study shows that the frequency of drinking went up among those who used alcohol, even though the overall prevalence of drinking went down. The study, led by University of Michigan researcher Megan Patrick,

Source: umich.edu