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Here's where to buy Thanksgiving, Christmas meals around Lubbock in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Here's where to buy Thanksgiving, Christmas meals around Lubbock in 2023

Here's where people can find Thanksgiving and Christmas meals across Lubbock for the 2023 holiday season.

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Walmart, Aldi to lower Thanksgiving dinner prices - Vimarsana News

Walmart, Aldi to lower Thanksgiving dinner prices

Walmart said on Wednesday that it will "remove inflation" from Thanksgiving dinner by lowering prices on customers' favorite brands, and Aldi also said it would be lowering prices.

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Stay ADvised: Brand Protection & Advertising Law News - October 2023 | Davis Wright Tremaine LLP - Vimarsana News

Stay ADvised: Brand Protection & Advertising Law News - October 2023 | Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

Setting Its Sights on Eye Health Supplement, NAD Finds Health Claims Insufficiently Supported Despite Peer-Reviewed Evidence - The National Advertising Division (NAD)...

'They just tried to scare us': Anti-abortion centers teach sex ed inside some Texas public schools - Vimarsana News

'They just tried to scare us': Anti-abortion centers teach sex ed inside some Texas public schools

The groups work in dozens of school districts across the state, but some public health experts say their curricula can be misleading and biased.

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'They just tried to scare us': Anti-abortion centers teach sex ed inside some Texas public schools | Texas News | San Antonio - Vimarsana News

'They just tried to scare us': Anti-abortion centers teach sex ed inside some Texas public schools | Texas News | San Antonio

The groups work in dozens of school districts across the state, but some public health experts say their curricula can be misleading and biased.