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Hungry to sample a new chef-driven Midwestern dining hub? Try Madison, Wis. - Vimarsana News

Hungry to sample a new chef-driven Midwestern dining hub? Try Madison, Wis.

Wisconsin's culinary capital is a farm-to-table bastion with international flair.

'Garbageman' Review: Just a Couple of Straw Men - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

'Garbageman' Review: Just a Couple of Straw Men - The New York Times

In Keith Huff’s new play, two friends head to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but this production substitutes unfunny cartoonishness for the characters’ humanity.

Which local restaurant serves up the best mac-and-cheese? - Vimarsana News

Which local restaurant serves up the best mac-and-cheese?

We're asking readers to fill out a brief survey to help us determine the "Final Four" in our Mac (and cheese) bracket.

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February 1962, a record-breaking storm - Vimarsana News

February 1962, a record-breaking storm

Sixty years ago this week, southeastern South Dakota was hit with a snowstorm of monster proportions. Beginning on February 16 and lasting through the 18th, the storm dropped a total of 32.2 inches of snow in Sioux Falls, making it the biggest single snow event in Sioux Falls weather history. In addition, the storm accounted for the single highest 24-hour snow total of 26 inches. All told, the month of February 1962 saw over four FEET of snow (48.4 inches) cover the area.

Source: sdpb.org
US envoy to Times of Israel: 'My job is to calm things down, not to jazz things up' - Vimarsana News

US envoy to Times of Israel: 'My job is to calm things down, not to jazz things up'

Two months in, Ambassador Thomas Nides sets out his approach to the role, explains why he won't visit settlements, hails the 'beautiful' government, insists Biden 'gets it' on Iran