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A glorious, Grade II*-listed Georgian house in a picturesque Somerset village - Vimarsana News

A glorious, Grade II*-listed Georgian house in a picturesque Somerset village

March 6, 2021 Grade II* listed Merfield House is testament to the riches of the 18th-century wool trade Credit: Knight Frank Built at the height of the wool trade, this spectacular Georgian house stands in 32 acres of land in the pretty village of Rode, between Bath and Frome. The picturesque village of Rode on Somerset’s eastern border, 10 miles south of Bath and five miles north-east of Frome, is one of a series of ancient wool villages that line the banks of the River Frome. The river meanders along a tree-lined channel to the west of the village, with a historically important c...

10 stories you might have missed over the weekend - Vimarsana News

10 stories you might have missed over the weekend

10 stories you might have missed over the weekend A look at stories in the Grand Forks Herald and on grandforksherald.com that you might have missed from over the weekend. 9:28 am, Mar. 1, 2021 × UND's Otis Weah returned to action for the first time since 2018 on Saturday and gained 91 yards in a victory over Southern Illinois. Forum News Service file photoForum News Service Herald Sports Editor Wayne Nelson writes that UND is beginning to forge its own identity in its new home — the powerful Missouri Valley Football Conference. Saturday, the Fighting Hawks upended N...

10 stories you might have missed this weekend | Grand Forks Herald - Vimarsana News

10 stories you might have missed this weekend | Grand Forks Herald

Here are 10 stories you might have missed this weekend. 8:38 am, Feb. 1, 2021 × Dr. Donald Warne is the director of the Indians Into Medicine program at the UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences. (Eric Hylden / Grand Forks Herald) Don Warne, director of the Indians Into Medicine and master of public health programs at UND’s medical school, has been named an inaugural member of the Explorers 50 class of the Explorers Club in New York City, the Herald's Sydney Mook reports. Warne was nominated by North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum to the international multidisciplinary professional...

Best Ideas for Home Décor - The LOOKBOOK Launches as Ballard Designs' Hot New Online Catalog - Vimarsana News

Best Ideas for Home Décor - The LOOKBOOK Launches as Ballard Designs' Hot New Online Catalog

Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ballard Designs, the online retail furniture company, is introducing a new digital shopping experience in the interior design and decor space - starting now. It's the launch of their online home furnishings LOOKBOOK. The home-fashion industry's new, best resource for trends and inspiration, Ballard's LOOKBOOK showcases their design experts' favorite decorating ideas for the coming season. Hottest trends in Living Room furniture and Décor from newly launched online catalog, the Ballard Designs LOOKBOOK 2021. Choose...

Grand Forks Herald claims 15 awards at Minnesota Newspaper Association contest - Vimarsana News

Grand Forks Herald claims 15 awards at Minnesota Newspaper Association contest

Herald's total includes two first-place awards. Written By: Herald staff | × The Grand Forks Herald won 15 awards at the Minnesota Newspaper Association's annual Better Newspapers Contest, slightly up from its total of a year ago. Of the Herald's 15 awards at this year's event, two were first-place awards, six were second-place awards and seven were third-place awards. Last year, the Herald won 12 awards in the MNA contest. Following are the awards won Thursday by the Herald and its staff: Classified ad section: First place, staff. Advertising excellence: Second place, staff listen liv...