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Polly-Ann (Cotter) Mort, 89 - Vimarsana News

Polly-Ann (Cotter) Mort, 89

Polly-Ann (Cotter) Mort, 89, died peacefully at the Mattapoisett home she loved on Thanksgiving morning.

Three architects and designers are recognized in the 2023 AIA California Academy of Emerging Professionals award - Vimarsana News

Three architects and designers are recognized in the 2023 AIA California Academy of Emerging Professionals award

AIA California has announced its three new additions to the  Academy of Emerging Professionals in recognition of their demonstrated potential, mentorship, and emergence as “next-generation turned this-generation leaders in the field of design.” Two inductees – Leah Alissa Bayer and...

Facades+ is coming to the City of Angels on November 3 and 4 - Vimarsana News

Facades+ is coming to the City of Angels on November 3 and 4

Facades+ will return to Los Angeles on November 3 and 4 for a series of talks and workshops focused on sustainable and high-tech facades.

Herb Redl remembered for support; services Thursday, Friday - Vimarsana News

Herb Redl remembered for support; services Thursday, Friday

Herb Redl, the accomplished businessman behind properties including Guardian Self Storage and All Sport Health and Fitness, died Friday.

Immigrant Peter O'Brien, who always took care of others, dead at 91 - Vimarsana News

Immigrant Peter O'Brien, who always took care of others, dead at 91

Photo courtesy of Anne Cotter As a young man, Peter O’Brien left his home in Northern Ireland to work at the shipyards in the Channel Islands. There, Irish and Scottish workers spun tales of America as a land of opportunity, a place where “everyone had cars.” Mr. O’Brien eagerly accepted driving lessons on his days off, hoping to soon be driving in a new country. After immigrating to the U.S. in the 1950s, Mr O’Brien would later marry and go on to teach his children, grandchildren and dozens of Irish immigrants how to drive, giving them a sense of freedom in their new country.