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SE Nebraska man who committed suicide during hours-long standoff identified - Vimarsana News

SE Nebraska man who committed suicide during hours-long standoff identified

The Nebraska State Patrol says 40 year old Thomas Sharp committed suicide during a 9-hour long standoff in Gage County.

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Authorities release name of shooter in Adams domestic violence, standoff - Vimarsana News

Authorities release name of shooter in Adams domestic violence, standoff

Authorities have released the name of the deceased shooter in a Monday night domestic violence issue.

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Stadiums Change Tack Amid Omicron Spikes, Defiant Fans - Vimarsana News

Stadiums Change Tack Amid Omicron Spikes, Defiant Fans

Spikes in coronavirus infections and challenging COVID-precaution fan compliance continue to prompt athletics departments and arenas to change their approaches even 21 months into the global pandemic.

ASU launches master's degree for the creative industries in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

ASU launches master's degree for the creative industries in Los Angeles

Arizona State University has launched a new program in California designed for students who are pursuing global leadership and management careers in some of the leading entertainment industries such as film, television, new media, virtual reality and gaming design, to name a few. The Master of Arts in Global Affairs and Management for the Creative Industries (MAGAM-CI),

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Agencies get OK to fight invasive plants in waterways | The Westfield News - Vimarsana News

Agencies get OK to fight invasive plants in waterways | The Westfield News

WESTFIELD — The Conservation Commission heard from Aliki Fournier of the Connecticut River Conservancy about the planned removal of invasive water