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Riverina defeats Hunter to finish fifth in NSW Combined High Schools | The Border Mail - Vimarsana News

Riverina defeats Hunter to finish fifth in NSW Combined High Schools | The Border Mail

Riverina finished with three wins and two losses to grab top five finish

What Utah ties could get selected in the 2023 NFL draft? - Vimarsana News

What Utah ties could get selected in the 2023 NFL draft?

ESPN’s Jordan Reid predicted 10 Utah ties would be picked in his seven-round mock draft. The 2023 NFL draft takes place April 27-29 in Kansas City.

Robert (Bob) Beard - Vimarsana News

Robert (Bob) Beard

Robert (Bob) Beard, age 88, passed away on February 13, 2023, after living 10 years with Alzheimer’s disease. He was born on July 10, 1935, in White Bear Lake, MN to Kay and Lovatt Beard. He was raised in St. Paul, and he graduated from Murray High School. After graduation, he enlisted in the Army and served as an office clerk in Fort Smith, Arkansas. After serving in the Army, he attended Minneapolis School of Business.

Technology helps a blind Utah teen write a joke book - Vimarsana News

Technology helps a blind Utah teen write a joke book

MURRAY, Utah (KSL) — A Murray teen who is blind is writing a book. It’s a short collection of jokes and it’s made possible with the help of technology and teachers with special training. When what’s placed right in front of you isn’t quite so clear, you sometimes take a different approach. Maddox Hagemann is […]

Technology helps a blind teen write a joke book - Vimarsana News

Technology helps a blind teen write a joke book

A Murray teen who is blind is writing a book. It's a short collection of jokes and it's made possible with the help of technology and teachers with special training.

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