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The Fearfully and Wonderfully Made nonprofit lives up to its name - Vimarsana News

The Fearfully and Wonderfully Made nonprofit lives up to its name

TEXARKANA, Texas – The Fearfully and Wonderfully Made nonprofit in Texarkana, located at 4303 Texas Blvd Suite 2, is absolutely living up to its name.

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Banned Together: How Book Censorship Is Affecting Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Banned Together: How Book Censorship Is Affecting Tennessee

Talking to librarians, advocates, activists and students about state and local book bans and book challenges

Moose & Me Bakery employing adults of all abilities finally moves into Naperville storefront - Vimarsana News

Moose & Me Bakery employing adults of all abilities finally moves into Naperville storefront

Community support, passion and persistence. Plus some flour, of course. After years spent operating out of a home kitchen, a uniquely inclusive Naperville-based bakery — where adults of all abilities are readily given a rolling pin — Moose & Me Baking Company has finally found the right recipe to move into a place of their own. Coming off a soft launch in late October, the business is settling ...

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Tennessee city ordered to pay damages after LGBTQ Pride ban - Vimarsana News

Tennessee city ordered to pay damages after LGBTQ Pride ban

The city of Murfreesboro in Tennessee has been ordered to pay $500,000 (£396,100) in damages after an anti-LGBTQ+ ordinance was passed.

Fight over Livingston Parish library funding may not be over | News - Vimarsana News

Fight over Livingston Parish library funding may not be over | News

A few short months after Livingston Parish barely approved a tax to keep its library system alive amid controversy over age-appropriate books, the newly installed local government may try to