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'The Winter White House:' New book looks at history of Donald Trump's Florida home - Vimarsana News

'The Winter White House:' New book looks at history of Donald Trump's Florida home

Mar-a-lago is one of the most famous homes in Florida, if not the country.

From bone chilling to heartwarming, CDPL staff share their picks - Vimarsana News

From bone chilling to heartwarming, CDPL staff share their picks

Fall is here and if you find yourself looking for some great books and movies to settle in with, perhaps along with a cup of hot cider and a snuggly blanket, the staff at Crawfordsville District …

Bed Bath & Bankrupt: The Risk Of Constant Coupons - Vimarsana News

Bed Bath & Bankrupt: The Risk Of Constant Coupons

Bed Bath & Beyond's bankruptcy can teach advertisers a few truths and lessons about one of the most addictive forms of marketing - coupons.

You Grew Up Poor If You Ate One Of These Minnesota Made Cereals - Vimarsana News

You Grew Up Poor If You Ate One Of These Minnesota Made Cereals

Malt-O-Meal started in 1919 as the Campbell Cereal Company. According to Wikipedia, John Campbell, a miller in Owatonna, Minnesota invented the hot breakfast cereal. The company is now known as MOM brands and is based in Lakeville. The company produces 30 different off-brand bagged cereals that are available in most Walmarts.

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You Grew Up Poor If You Ate One Of These Minnesota Made Cereals - Vimarsana News

You Grew Up Poor If You Ate One Of These Minnesota Made Cereals

Malt-O-Meal started in 1919 as the Campbell Cereal Company. According to Wikipedia, John Campbell, a miller in Owatonna, Minnesota invented the hot breakfast cereal. The company is now known as MOM brands and is based in Lakeville. The company produces 30 different off-brand bagged cereals that are available in most Walmarts.