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Headlines for Monday, September 11, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Monday, September 11, 2023

JM Smucker acquires Lenexa-based Hostess... scientists say climate change is making fall weather warmer in Kansas... a grant from the CDC will help Kansans with Alzheimer's... and a Kansas Senator says he'll support a government shutdown if Congress can't reduce deficit spending. More details inside.

Kansas Book Festival returns for its 12th year on Sept. 16th - Vimarsana News

Kansas Book Festival returns for its 12th year on Sept. 16th

Kansas Book Festival returns to Washburn University on September 16th for its 12 year. This event hosts over 42 authors, as well as live music, food trucks, and exibitors.

Sing, Circle, Leap: Tracing the Movements of the American Lyric Essay - Vimarsana News

Sing, Circle, Leap: Tracing the Movements of the American Lyric Essay

My journey into the expanse of the lyric essay began when I opened Maggie Nelson’s Bluets. At that time, I had been writing poetry for over ten years, exploring motherhood, mental health, and my Asian American heritage. I saw my work as lyric poetry that drew from the bloodlines of my first love, Sharon Olds, and her transformative poem, “Monarchs.”

Kansas Libraries to Get Funding - Vimarsana News

Kansas Libraries to Get Funding

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6 rural libraries to acquire new books, tech thanks to Kansas Book Festival grants - Vimarsana News

6 rural libraries to acquire new books, tech thanks to Kansas Book Festival grants

Six libraries in rural Kansa that are desperate for new books and technology will now be able to purchase them thanks to grants from the Kansas Book Festival.

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