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The late director, producer, stuntman and teacher used film and video production to lift up the voices of Seattle’s Black community.

Young artist sets his mind on opening his own gallery | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Young artist sets his mind on opening his own gallery | News, Sports, Jobs

Soon to be 16-year-old, Greg Kolaz has been an artist since he was 7. Greatly influenced by artist Mel Meo’s son, Nate Long, Kolaz said he was around Long oft

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GJPD celebrates new officers with badge-pinning ceremony

The Grand Junction Police Department welcomed its latest batch of new officers Thursday with a badge-pinning ceremony at the police station.

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript - Vikes can't topple No. 1 Owls - Vimarsana News

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript - Vikes can't topple No. 1 Owls

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 6/6/2018 6:12:50 PM Tuesday’s volleyball quarterfinal between No. 1 Timberlane and No. 8 Mascenic featured a battle of big hitters, as the Owls’ Player of the Year Sam Hovan and the Vikings’ POY runner-up Micah Howard squared off at the net. Both big men have game-changing power, forcing the coaches on either side to focus their team defense on slowing down the opposing stars. “[Howard] is a stud,” said Timberlane coach Sean Hogan. “He’s really the real deal. He carries himself well, he’s an awesome kid … We talked all week about how to...

The 'chaining' gang: Massive chain clears areas for habitat restoration projects - Vimarsana News

The 'chaining' gang: Massive chain clears areas for habitat restoration projects

The gargantuan chain hooked to the two large bulldozers was designed to tow cruise ships and Navy destroyers, so a weathered stand of juniper trees clinging to the dry, scorched slope certainly didn’t stand much of a chance. With the dozers spaced about 50 yards apart and facing the same direction, a wave from one of the drivers and both machines were set in motion. The slack tightened and the chain began dragging along the ground, uprooting burned out trees, churning up rocks and dust, and leaving a pattern of perforations in the earth in its wake. Within minutes, the chain has covered ...

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