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Summer surge: Minneapolis hotels saw highest weekly demand for rooms since pandemic - Vimarsana News

Summer surge: Minneapolis hotels saw highest weekly demand for rooms since pandemic

It was a good summer for Minneapolis hotels, largely due to sporting and other large events, the State Fair and Taylor Swift's concerts in June. Now, business leaders are looking to keep the momentum.

Source: fox9.com
Faribault First Responders Remember 9/11 - Vimarsana News

Faribault First Responders Remember 9/11

Dustin Dienst, Faribault Fire Chief welcomed citizens and first responders to a Commemoration Ceremony o September 11, 2001 at the Faribault Fire Station.

Alabama Residents Petitioning Against Landfill Proposal - Vimarsana News

Alabama Residents Petitioning Against Landfill Proposal

Alabama residents in Baldwin County are getting together to oppose a proposed landfill in their area, citing concerns over traffic and smells.

MCAS Critics Ready To "Sprint" Toward 2024 Ballot - Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

MCAS Critics Ready To "Sprint" Toward 2024 Ballot - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Attorney General Andrea Campbell ruled Wednesday that two proposed ballot questions related to the role of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) exam are legally<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/mcas-critics-ready-to-sprint-toward-2024-ballot/">Read More</a>

Source: whdh.com
Crop-defending scientist Lindsey du Toit to lead WSU's Department of Plant Pathology | WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

Crop-defending scientist Lindsey du Toit to lead WSU's Department of Plant Pathology | WSU Insider

For more than 20 years, du Toit helped protect many Pacific Northwest crops from diseases. Now, she is the first woman to lead the Department of Plant Pathology as full chair.

Source: wsu.edu