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Moree grain growing property Mallanganee sells for $15 million | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

Moree grain growing property Mallanganee sells for $15 million | Queensland Country Life

Discover the details of the $15 million auction sale of the North West NSW Mallanganee property. Explore its 1065ha of arable land and scenic views of Mt Grattai.

The White Stadium saga: And the crowd goes, 'Hmm' - Vimarsana News

The White Stadium saga: And the crowd goes, 'Hmm'

Franklin Park Coalition: "We are committed to protecting our treasured park and pushing for a stadium project that benefits all." Roxbury Voices: "It seems Boston loves its professional athletes but not the athletes who attend the city’s public schools."

Judge denies nonprofit lawsuit to stop Mass. stadium renovation project - Vimarsana News

Judge denies nonprofit lawsuit to stop Mass. stadium renovation project

"Renovating a 75-year-old, 10,000 seat, outdoor stadium with necessary structural and system upgrades to bring it into compliance with building and safety codes is expensive," the judge said.

Source: wcvb.com
MidWestOne Foundation contributes to WPU renovations - Vimarsana News

MidWestOne Foundation contributes to WPU renovations

OSKALOOSA — The MidWestOne Foundation has contributed $10,000 to William Penn University. This grant will go toward renovations to Spencer Chapel.

Sandy Bailey leans on her community in new country gospel album - Vimarsana News

Sandy Bailey leans on her community in new country gospel album

The country singer’s first album in 13 years, "Daughter of Abraham," weaves together stories of working class struggles and racial identity in America. Critic Charley Ruddell says the involvement of Bailey’s friends and family in the project deepens the richness of her evocative, spiritual sound.

Source: wbur.org