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Busch could not do celebratory burnout for interesting reason - Vimarsana News

Busch could not do celebratory burnout for interesting reason

Kyle Busch was lucky enough to win the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday, but he wasn’t able to celebrate with the traditional burnout. There’s an interesting reason for that.

Communities cut off as banks disappear from high streets - Vimarsana News

Communities cut off as banks disappear from high streets

COMMUNITIES are being "cut off" as more and more banks close their doors, resulting in "bank deserts" that pose serious problems…

Retail Watch: Parkland grad's gourmet toast and juice bar chain opening dozens of locations nationwide, including first Lehigh Valley outpost – The Morning Call - Vimarsana News

Retail Watch: Parkland grad's gourmet toast and juice bar chain opening dozens of locations nationwide, including first Lehigh Valley outpost – The Morning Call

A Lehigh Valley native’s restaurant chain is heating up across the country, including a forthcoming location in her old stomping grounds.

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What's behind UCD's coronavirus testing? - Vimarsana News

What's behind UCD's coronavirus testing?

What’s behind UCD’s coronavirus testing? 3 minute read Research assistant Nicole Slattengren readies saliva-filled pipette tips for transfer to a 384-well plate. UC Davis/Courtesy photo Support Local Journalism UC Davis is “passing the COVID test with flying colors,” MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle said, using a play on words as she concluded a recent interview with Professor Brad Pollock, associate dean for public health sciences, about the university’s COVID-19 testing program. The saliva testing program started Sept. 14 when students began moving into campus housing for fall quarter...