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As the most recently departed generation of Islanders would have told us, there were no deer on Martha’s Vineyard. “There wasn’t any then,” declared Fanny Jenkinson (1893–1994) of Chilmark to Linsey Lee of the Martha’s Vineyard Museum in 1983. “Never heard of a deer.”  Basil Welch of Vineyard Haven told Lee, “I was born and […]

Leisha Toory writes about her experience with Helping Hands: 30 Years at Kinngait Studios, now on display at The Rooms.

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It's one of the largest and most significant donations The Rooms has ever received: nearly 400 prints by dozens of Inuit artists. For 30 years, artist and master printmaker William Ritchie kept a copy of every print he worked on at the historic Kinngait Studios. Now he's gifting the whole collection to The Rooms.

Belfast Harbour is bringing forward plans to develop an iconic Waterfront for the city

A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.Nov. 28On this date in 1905, floods caused bridges to be washed out and other extensive damage at San Carlos, Florence, Maricopa, Phoenix, Globe and Dudleyville.On this date in 1927, Tucson became the terminal of the first daily air passenger service from Los Angeles to

Sunday, Nov. 28 On this date in 1905, floods caused bridges to be washed out and other extensive damage at San Carlos, Florence, Maricopa, Phoenix, Globe and Dudleyville. On this date in 1927, Tucson became the terminal of the first daily air passenger service from Los Angeles to southern Arizona.

An excerpt from Peter Fryer's Staying Power: The History of Black People in Britain on William Cuffay, black tailor and leader of the London Chartists. Reprinted with footnotes by Past Tense in 2005.

Dashcam footage shows Scots driver plough head-on into van after overtaking HGV on country road Catherine Dryburgh, 67, of Glendale, Leven, Fife, was fined £640 and given six points, but allowed to keep her licence. Updated Footage captured by the trucks sideview dashcam was played to the court (Image: Supplied by COPFS/Cascade News) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSome...

GREAT BEND TRIBUNE More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Council names Cauley public works chief Cauley has worked for a year as assistant Pictured is the City of Great Bend logo approved Monday night by the City Council. The Great Bend City Council Monday night appointed Jason Cauley as director of Public Works. The action f...