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Several protestors at USF arrested during pro-Palestine encampment protest - Vimarsana News

Several protestors at USF arrested during pro-Palestine encampment protest

Three protestors were arrested by University Police (UP) Monday afternoon during a pro-Palestine demonstration outside the Marshall Student Center (MSC), according to USF spokesperson Althea Johnson. Johnson said the three arrests included a student, an employee and an individual who is not assoc

Speedo Confirmed As Aquatics GB Event Title Sponsors For 2024 - Vimarsana News

Speedo Confirmed As Aquatics GB Event Title Sponsors For 2024

Speedo will serve as the official title sponsor of both this week's Aquatics GB Swimming Championships along with the Diving Championships.

Author interview | Ivy Ngeow and Simon Rowe discuss Asian mysteries, single mothers & writing at Starmark, South City Mall - Vimarsana News

Author interview | Ivy Ngeow and Simon Rowe discuss Asian mysteries, single mothers & writing at Starmark, South City Mall

The Asia-based authors spoke about their latest books, ‘The American Boyfriend’ and ‘Mami Suzuki: Private Eye’

'Mami Suzuki: Private Eye': Kobe sleuth's colorful mysteries take readers around Japan - Vimarsana News

'Mami Suzuki: Private Eye': Kobe sleuth's colorful mysteries take readers around Japan

Simon Rowe’s straight-talking detective cuts a sophisticated figure as she solves matters the police won’t touch, all while looking after her young daughter and mother.

Community groups, food banks make holiday meals happen - Vimarsana News

Community groups, food banks make holiday meals happen

Thousands of free Thanksgiving meals provided to community as food bank demand stays high