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RT Redacted Tonight July 11, 2024 - Vimarsana News

RT Redacted Tonight July 11, 2024

It possible that 40 percent goes in the trash you thought it was just your aunts casserole but no its millions of tons of food a lot of it never even gets to your plate its thrown out by the manufacturers because it doesnt shall or the meaningless expiration dates have gone by or the veggies are too ugly thats right we throw out time use of. Ugly bags yes i said ok im good babies are going to understand what it is theres nothing wrong with an ugly baldness potato just ask ted cruzs face. So how did we get here how do we have people going hungry while we throw out 40 percent of all the food and...

Nature's destruction becomes class topic for Purdue University Fort Wayne students - Vimarsana News

Nature's destruction becomes class topic for Purdue University Fort Wayne students

Immeasurable devastation at a southwest Allen County park planted an idea at Purdue University Fort Wayne.

One year later: Fox Island Park's recovery effort moves forward - Vimarsana News

One year later: Fox Island Park's recovery effort moves forward

It's been a little more than a year since a derecho devastated Allen County's Fox Island Park. Staff and volunteers continue to work toward reopening.

Source: wboi.org
One year later: Looking back at the 2022 Derecho that hit northeast Indiana - Vimarsana News

One year later: Looking back at the 2022 Derecho that hit northeast Indiana

Tuesday, June 13, marks the one year anniversary of a derecho slamming parts of Fort Wayne and the surrounding area.

Source: wane.com
Response to Fox Island's derecho damage continues five months later - Vimarsana News

Response to Fox Island's derecho damage continues five months later

On an unseasonably warm November day, Natalie Haley gazed at the wetland behind the Fox Island County Park Nature Center, where a large eastern cottonwood lay across a pond.