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How did REI spend Earth Month? Glorifying a gas-guzzling SUV - Vimarsana News

How did REI spend Earth Month? Glorifying a gas-guzzling SUV

Print Outdoor retailer REI calls climate change “the largest existential threat facing our members’ enjoyment of life outdoors and the survival of REI Co-op.” The company has pledged to cut its planet-warming emissions in half over the next decade, roughly in line with the commitment made by President Biden at an Earth Day summit Thursday. But that isn’t stopping REI from using its eco-friendly image to help Ford promote gas-guzzling SUVs. In a series of ads and videos sponsored by the carmaker, the latest of which was released this week, REI chronicles the journey of four cyclists tr...

Teen writes book on the history of Kings Island - Vimarsana News

Teen writes book on the history of Kings Island

Teen writes book on the history of Kings Island The 17-year-old writer was surprised no one had done it before. No one has ever written a book about the history of the Kings Island amusement park... until now. And a 17 year old high school senior just did it. and last updated 2021-04-08 12:58:57-04 Evan Postingle is a bright 17 year old who has spent the past few summers working at the Kings Island gift shops. Something struck him as strange during his time behind the counter, though. "One of the questions I got the most working at Kings Island was, 'Do you sell any books about the history o...

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Local D.C. Tries to Process the Capitol Attack - Washington City Paper - Vimarsana News

Local D.C. Tries to Process the Capitol Attack - Washington City Paper

Washington City Paper Get our free newsletter Success! You're on the list. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Processing… I already get the newsletter The Capitol dome sits atop a hill, a symbol of American democracy for everyone except the actual residents of D.C., taxpayers whose representation in its marbled halls is limited to one non-voting delegate. For Washingtonians, the complex is an office, a place to renew a credential or visit with out-of-town guests, to apprecia...