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Tampa Holocaust survivor remembered after life spent fighting tyranny - Vimarsana News

Tampa Holocaust survivor remembered after life spent fighting tyranny

One number could never define Nat Ross' life, but it's among Dana Arschin's first memories of her grandfather, her "Poppy."

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Holocaust survivor flooded with cards, letters after viral 101st birthday post - Vimarsana News

Holocaust survivor flooded with cards, letters after viral 101st birthday post

Holocaust survivor Nat Ross celebrated his 101st birthday back in March with a little help from his friends. He had no idea that when he blew out his candles, a message was about to go viral – asking others to send him well wishes. 

The weekly dirt: Women's MTB camps, Sofia's Unbound giveaway, and the Cactus Cup - Vimarsana News

The weekly dirt: Women's MTB camps, Sofia's Unbound giveaway, and the Cactus Cup

A Wednesday roundup of events, initiatives, and activities related to off-road riding.

Life Time Introduces New Little Sugar MTB, Launches Big Sugar Classic Cycling Festival - Vimarsana News

Life Time Introduces New Little Sugar MTB, Launches Big Sugar Classic Cycling Festival

CHANHASSEN, Minn.,— Life Time (NYSE: LTH), the nation's premier healthy lifestyle brand and owner and producer of 30 premier athletic events, announces the launch of the Life Time Little Sugar MTB presented by Mazda, a new mountain bike event set for October 15, 2023, in Northwest Arkansas.

'I live with this': Holocaust survivor living in Tampa remembers liberation of Auschwitz 78 years later - Vimarsana News

'I live with this': Holocaust survivor living in Tampa remembers liberation of Auschwitz 78 years later

The world began to fully understand what happened during the Holocaust 78 years ago because on January 27, 1945, the Soviet Army liberated the Auschwitz Extermination Camp. It's where more than a million Jewish people died under the Nazis.