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Durango Events Calendar - Vimarsana News

Durango Events Calendar

Highlight of the Week Durango Cool Jazz will host singer, songwriter, saxophonist and guitarist Curtis Stigers who will perform at The Lift at Cascade, 50827 U.S. Highway 550, on Friday and Satur...

April library events - Vimarsana News

April library events

Durango Public Library 1900 East Third Ave., contact: 375-3380, www.durangopubliclibrary.org. Masks are highly encouraged for all indoor events. Ongoing events: Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m.: Teen Time. Ga...

Two men killed in separate mishaps on NYC No. 6 subway line - Vimarsana News

Two men killed in separate mishaps on NYC No. 6 subway line

The carnage began about 3:45 a.m. when a 32-year-old man walking between train cars lost his balance and fell onto the tracks as the south-bound No. 6 approached the 68th St. Hunter College stop on the Upper East Side, cops said.

Slog PM: Pelosi Reads Bad Bono Poem, Mayor Harrell Hesitates on 3rd Ave "Crack Down", SIFF to Open Festival With Doc About Putin's Top Political Threat - Vimarsana News

Slog PM: Pelosi Reads Bad Bono Poem, Mayor Harrell Hesitates on 3rd Ave "Crack Down", SIFF to Open Festival With Doc About Putin's Top Political Threat

Today, Pelosi decided to kill two birds (Saint Patrick's Day and Ukraine) with one stone. That stone happened to be a poem by the lead singer of U2, Bono.Aren’t things bad enough already? https://t.co/hqoLcW23HO— Doug Henwood (@DougHenwood) March 17, 2022

Rantz: Seattle's plan for six stationed cops isn't quite happening, suspects already released - Vimarsana News

Rantz: Seattle's plan for six stationed cops isn't quite happening, suspects already released

After Mayor Harrell's unveiling of a downtown crime initiative, nine of the 16 charged drug dealers touted in the announcement were released back onto Seattle's streets.