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Monticello AVA brings home lots of gold in Governor's Cup - Vimarsana News

Monticello AVA brings home lots of gold in Governor's Cup

Nearly half of this year’s Governor’s Cup gold medals are coming to the Monticello American Viticultural Area.

Arkansas: How, When And Where To See April's Total Solar Eclipse—Maps, Times And The Best Places - Vimarsana News

Arkansas: How, When And Where To See April's Total Solar Eclipse—Maps, Times And The Best Places

The best places for watching April 8, 2024’s total eclipse of the sun in Arkansas, its first since 1918 and last until 2045—maps, eclipse times and the best festivals, camping, RV parks and events.

Source: forbes.com
A conversation with Chancellor Reyes - Vimarsana News

A conversation with Chancellor Reyes

“It’s the university that really lets me be myself. And I think it’s because people feel that they can be themselves here,” Chancellor Reyes said while reflecting on his first semester at UMass.

Thousands to take to Boston Common to highlight housing and migrant crisis - Vimarsana News

Thousands to take to Boston Common to highlight housing and migrant crisis

Thousands will be turning out to Boston Common Sunday to raise “much needed” funding for agencies that support the homeless, shining a light on the dire housing and migrant crisis.

MA Sen. Collins says move migrants to Newton campus, not Fort Point - Vimarsana News

MA Sen. Collins says move migrants to Newton campus, not Fort Point

A South Boston lawmaker cautioned the state against using a Fort Point office building for a migrant overflow shelter, saying that squeezing families together in a space without proper bathroom facilities could lead to a “public health crisis.”