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Jack Moody & Hannah Berry win 2024 Calley Homes Tauranga Half - Vimarsana News

Jack Moody & Hannah Berry win 2024 Calley Homes Tauranga Half

Today’s Calley Homes Tauranga Half produced two incredible elite races, with Jack Moody winning his first ever men’s title , and Hannah Berry beating a top international women’s field to record her third victory in the iconic multisport event. The 35th ...

Auckland.Scoop » Jack Moody & Hannah Berry win 2024 Calley Homes Tauranga Half - Vimarsana News

Auckland.Scoop » Jack Moody & Hannah Berry win 2024 Calley Homes Tauranga Half

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Planned demolition of Easton's Beach carousel and snack bar building disheartens locals - Vimarsana News

Planned demolition of Easton's Beach carousel and snack bar building disheartens locals

The City of Newport is looking for bids to demolish two of the buildings that serve the public at Easton's Beach.

Russell, Grover punch Boston Marathon ticket; Owls claim third in NAIA Marathon Classic - Vimarsana News

Russell, Grover punch Boston Marathon ticket; Owls claim third in NAIA Marathon Classic

SACRAMENTO, Calif. --Competing in the inaugural NAIA Marathon Classic, William Woods claimed third place in the team standings in the women's event, with Mary Grover (ninth -- 3:10:03) and Dustin Russell (34th -- 2:51:48) finishing under the qualifying standard for the 2025 Boston Marathon.

Gibson, Grover and Ruden earn individual bids to NAIA Championship meet; Owls finish second - Vimarsana News

Gibson, Grover and Ruden earn individual bids to NAIA Championship meet; Owls finish second

NEVADA, Mo. -- Running for the second time this year at the Frank E. Peters Golf Course, William Woods battled through difficult weather conditions and the absence of last year's top runner, Ellie Dimond, and this year's No. 4 runner, Sarah Kirby, but finished just four points shy of Missouri Baptist for second.