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Vote yes on Article 3 for Rockport's future - Vimarsana News

Vote yes on Article 3 for Rockport's future

As Rockport voters, we strongly agree with our Select Board, Budget Committee, several former members of the Wastewater Task Force and the Economic Development Committee, and many other residents that we vote yes on funding a wastewater treatment...

McClellan: Losing track of hats, jackets ... and time - Vimarsana News

McClellan: Losing track of hats, jackets ... and time

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: “Pretend you’re 60,” I said. I say the same thing when I drive at night.

McClellan: Hamm, Coolidge and some questionable graduation speakers - Vimarsana News

McClellan: Hamm, Coolidge and some questionable graduation speakers

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Everything in the political world revolves around Trump. You’re either for him or you’re against him. I don’t know anybody who is actually for Biden.

Rockport considers two-track approach to resolve sewer issues: going it alone, with an attempt to maintain Camden connection - Vimarsana News

Rockport considers two-track approach to resolve sewer issues: going it alone, with an attempt to maintain Camden connection

ROCKPORT — Nothing has to be decided in the near term, and there is room to adjust course; but either way, Rockport has to make progress resolving its sewer issues. With that in mind, the Rockport voter will consider two ballot questions June 11 at...

Richard Serra, creator of controversial 'Twain' sculpture in St. Louis, dies at 85 - Vimarsana News

Richard Serra, creator of controversial 'Twain' sculpture in St. Louis, dies at 85

Serra's "Twain," featuring slightly curved pieces of steel arranged to form a skewed triangle in the Gateway Mall in downtown St. Louis, has been the subject of controversy for decades.