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Visits to surge in coming weeks | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

Visits to surge in coming weeks | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

This weekend is the calm before the storm before the University of Arkansas football program starts hosting prospects for official visits for the next four weekends.

Monday afternoon Cardinal news and notes - Vimarsana News

Monday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

Lindsay Million kicks off the 2024 Card Chronicle Summer Tour by taking us to Murchison Falls in Uganda, the most powerful falls in the world.

As spring practice begins, FIU draws strength from sophomore quarterback Jenkins - Vimarsana News

As spring practice begins, FIU draws strength from sophomore quarterback Jenkins

Sophomore Keyone Jenkins is considered FIU’s most important player, and his added strength could help him grow as a quarterback.

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JANITORS VOTE TO AUTHORIZE STRIKE OF 1500 UNION CLEANERS IN MIAMI & FORT LAUDERDALE - Vimarsana News

JANITORS VOTE TO AUTHORIZE STRIKE OF 1500 UNION CLEANERS IN MIAMI & FORT LAUDERDALE

Hialeah Councilmember Angela Pacheco and State Senator Annette Taddeo joined hundreds of janitors as they voted to authorize a strike, with the potential to disrupt cleaning services for over 77% percent of the office buildings in downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday, February 21. The current union contract, which covers mostly immigrant women, expires

A New Beginning for Tri-Rail - Vimarsana News

A New Beginning for Tri-Rail

A year and a half ago, Tri-Rail’s board made a decision that would change the future of public rail transportation in South Florida. Tri-Rail’s progress had stagnated due to poor leadership by their former executive director, Steven Abrams and de facto executive director, Teresa Moore. The decision, spearheaded by then Tri-Rail Board Chair, Commissioner Raquel