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Cave diver's latest obsession is under Ottawa River near Westmeath | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder - Vimarsana News

Cave diver's latest obsession is under Ottawa River near Westmeath | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder

Underwater explorer now plumbing the depths of the Ottawa River

Pandemic erects huge language barrier - Vimarsana News

Pandemic erects huge language barrier

Setbacks in French language acquisition throughout the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted school leader...

Pandemic erects huge language barrier - Vimarsana News

Pandemic erects huge language barrier

Setbacks in French language acquisition throughout the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted school leader...

Massive snail die-off is unheard of and could affect ecosystem, expert says - Vimarsana News

Massive snail die-off is unheard of and could affect ecosystem, expert says

Massive snail die-off is unheard of and could affect ecosystem, expert says A mollusk expert says the recent discovery of more than 150 kilograms of dead Banded Mystery Snails on a Haliburton, Ont., lake — the weight of an adult male reindeer — raises concerns about the impact of the invasive species on the ecosystem. Social Sharing Celeste Decaire · Posted: Jul 11, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: July 11 Catherine MacRae used buckets to collect dead Banded Mystery Snails to clean up the shoreline along Grass Lake in Haliburton, Ont.(Catherine MacRae)

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Berlin bids farewell to venerable Princess Theater - Vimarsana News

Berlin bids farewell to venerable Princess Theater

BERLIN — The city of Berlin lost another piece of its historic downtown with the demolition of the Princess Theater building Monday. When it was built 106 years ago, an article in the local paper said management “had spared no expense to make the most up-to-date house of entertainment in the state of New Hampshire.” But a movie hasn't been shown there in over a decade, and the property fell on tough times. A 2013 fire heavily damaged the building, and last year, the city took it for non-payment of taxes. When the Princess Theater opened on Oct. 29, 1914, a newspaper article sai...