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Come hear author, musician Brendan Slocumb at Lunch 4 Literacy luncheon in Oak Ridge - Vimarsana News

Come hear author, musician Brendan Slocumb at Lunch 4 Literacy luncheon in Oak Ridge

This is the 33rd year for the fundraising lunch for literacy. 2023 speaker was Kim Michele Richardson, who writes of Kentucky's blue-skinned people.

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Mydecine Announces Update Regarding the Special Access Program - Vimarsana News

Mydecine Announces Update Regarding the Special Access Program

DENVER, Nov. 28, 2023 -- Mydecine Innovations Group Inc. a biotechnology company engineering the next wave of innovative medications and treatment protocols to directly address mental health...

EU's drive to supply Ukraine with artillery shells moving slower than planned - Vimarsana News

EU's drive to supply Ukraine with artillery shells moving slower than planned

The European Union's ammunition supply program for Ukraine is proceeding slowly, with the country receiving less than 250,000 out of the promised million artillery rounds, Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur said on Aug. 30, as reported by German outlet Tagesschau.

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Oak Ridge clubs award literacy grants - Vimarsana News

Oak Ridge clubs award literacy grants

Altrusa International of Oak Ridge and the Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club, sponsors of the annual Lunch 4 Literacy, recently announced grant winners

Under Wes Moore administration, some hope for stronger environmental enforcement - Vimarsana News

Under Wes Moore administration, some hope for stronger environmental enforcement

Environmental groups are buoyed so far by the messaging coming from Democratic Gov. Wes Moore’s environmental appointees, including promises to fill vacancies in the Maryland Department of the Environment and to focus on enforcement against polluters, which lagged under Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.