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The worst NFL teams from the 1990s - Vimarsana News

The worst NFL teams from the 1990s

Offense started to skyrocket in the NFL during the 1990s, but the decade also had some very bad and boring teams. These 20 teams were the worst of the decade.

The best rebuilds in NFL history - Vimarsana News

The best rebuilds in NFL history

Nearly a quarter of the NFL hired new general managers this offseason, and some franchises are making no secret about starting over. This new crop of GMs will attempt to join a select fraternity by turning out-of-contention teams into Super Bowl threats. Here are the best examples of NFL rebuilding efforts panning out.

Carl Westmoreland, a 'fascinating' and 'dear friend,' will be laid to rest Saturday - Vimarsana News

Carl Westmoreland, a 'fascinating' and 'dear friend,' will be laid to rest Saturday

The late Carl Westmoreland, the historian at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center worked closely with Paul LaRue, a small-town high school teacher, and LaRue's students on restoring the graves of Black veterans of World War I.

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Voter Guide: Cincinnati Public School Board Candidates - Vimarsana News

Voter Guide: Cincinnati Public School Board Candidates

Four seats on the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education are up for election this November. We asked listeners what they wanted to know before heading to the polls.

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Cicada year: Brood X set to make noise as they emerge in spring 2021 - Vimarsana News

Cicada year: Brood X set to make noise as they emerge in spring 2021

Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 12:35 pm UTC May. 10, 2021 In the coming weeks, you’re probably going to hear a lot about an “invasion” or “plague” of “swarms” of cicadas as billions of the bugs “overrun” the landscape and “menace” the populace after “lurking” or “sleeping” underground and “hatching out of the ground.”  That kind of thing gets under Chris Simon’s skin. She is an entomology professor at the University of Connecticut who has studied cicadas for decades, and it irritates her when the media mischaracterizes these fascinating c...