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Wellsville Library to offer PBS Solar System Camp in a Box program for local youth | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Wellsville Library to offer PBS Solar System Camp in a Box program for local youth | News, Sports, Jobs

WELLSVILLE — The Wellsville Carnegie Public Library is preparing to hold a Box program sponsored by PBS (Public Broadcast System) and Ohio 360. This will

3 PBS shows you should watch in January 2024 - Vimarsana News

3 PBS shows you should watch in January 2024

The Public Broadcasting Service has a lot of options for viewers this month, and we're sharing the three PBS shows that you should watch in January.

PBBM's future digital highway | Philstar.com - Vimarsana News

PBBM's future digital highway | Philstar.com

Last Friday, I had the pleasure of speaking with Secretary Ivan Uy of the Department of Information and Communications Technology or DICT for our program AGENDA on Cignal TV and I came to the conclusion that President Bongbong Marcos certainly has the right man for the job, but the question is, will PBBM make the extra effort to ensure that Sec. Ivan Uy and the DICT get the necessary cover in terms of legislation and budgets in order to achieve the marching orders set by the President?

Language Matters Screening in Ubud 24 June - Vimarsana News

Language Matters Screening in Ubud 24 June

June 24 Showing "Language Matters with Bob Holman" at Cafe Paradise, Ubud

'Trapped': The American women and girls forced into marriage - Vimarsana News

'Trapped': The American women and girls forced into marriage

‘Trapped’: The American women and girls forced into marriage Misha Valencia © [Jawahir Al Naimi/Al Jazeera] [Jawahir Al Naimi/Al Jazeera] “A week after we got married, my husband became violent. He flew into rages and controlled every aspect of my life. I couldn’t have my own money, have a driver’s licence, go to school – I was trapped for 15 years.” Fraidy Reiss, a 45-year-old mother of two daughters who lives in New Jersey, grew up in an insular, ultra-orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn, New York. When she was just 19, she entered into an arranged marriag...

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