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WKU Office of Sustainability hosts 'WKU Earth Day' – WKUHerald.com - Vimarsana News

WKU Office of Sustainability hosts 'WKU Earth Day' – WKUHerald.com

Local businesses and campus organizations gathered at Centennial Mall and in front of DSU to celebrate Earth Day on Friday, April 19.  Students walked around from booth to booth and were able to learn about sustainability and different environmental issues.  “The weather has a big thing to do with Earth Day, you know the earth,...

17 Botanical Wedding Ideas - Vimarsana News

17 Botanical Wedding Ideas

Throwing a botanical wedding is one of the best ways to channel the beauty of the natural world. We’ve rounded up a list of 17 botanical wedding ideas that are guaranteed to achieve this vision.

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A Wedding in Savannah With Moss Décor - Vimarsana News

A Wedding in Savannah With Moss Décor

Go inside this couple's celebration in Savannah, Georgia, which began with an intimate, family-only ceremony at a tiny chapel and ended with a 200-guest party at a country club. The event featured plenty of moss décor, one of our favorite wedding trends, and an incredible menu—a must for the foodie couple.

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Parade of Lights held Dec. 9 - Vimarsana News

Parade of Lights held Dec. 9

Soroptimst International of Parker held their annual Parade of Lights on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 9. Floats decorated with lights for the holiday season made their way through downtown

A St. Paul church opened six tiny homes for those experiencing homelessness. Officials are praying the effort goes statewide. - Vimarsana News

A St. Paul church opened six tiny homes for those experiencing homelessness. Officials are praying the effort goes statewide.

Located in St. Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood near Interstate 35E, the Mosaic Christian Community's "Sacred Settlement" consists of six small living units built by volunteers from across the Twin Cities metro without government funding or intervention.