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Boral price rises are the biggest in five years - Vimarsana News

Boral price rises are the biggest in five years

Some property buyers are rethinking and opting for an apartment instead of a detached house as interest rates rise.

Source: afr.com
"Time To Thrive Challenge" by Tony Robbins & Dean Graziosi - Over One Million to Attend This Event to Set Yourself Up for Success in a Shifting World | Marketplace - Vimarsana News

"Time To Thrive Challenge" by Tony Robbins & Dean Graziosi - Over One Million to Attend This Event to Set Yourself Up for Success in a Shifting World | Marketplace

It’s expected to attract over 1 million people from all walks of life from over 150 countries to attend this free virtual event from August 2 through 6.

Outreach initiative takes hold at church - Vimarsana News

Outreach initiative takes hold at church

Fifty minutes of worship, 50 minutes of community outreach and a $50 donation to the Community Outreach fund every fifth Sunday is an initiative started by Pastor Derick Easter of New St. Hurricane Missionary Baptist Church for church members to get more involved in the community while giving back to help fund a community project.

Greater Omaha Chamber outlines transformative vision for urban core - Vimarsana News

Greater Omaha Chamber outlines transformative vision for urban core

What will Omaha look like in 20 years? The Greater Omaha Chamber has a bold plan to bring 30,000 new jobs and 30,000 new residents to the city in the next two decades.

Source: ketv.com
Regents approve demolition of Munroe-Meyer building, potential site for UNMC's Project NExT - Vimarsana News

Regents approve demolition of Munroe-Meyer building, potential site for UNMC's Project NExT

The regents on Friday approved demolition of the former Munroe-Meyer Institute on the UNMC campus, clearing the way for what university officials have called another great set of opportunities.