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St. James Parish, first Catholic parish established in Brooklyn, celebrating 200th anniversary - Vimarsana News

St. James Parish, first Catholic parish established in Brooklyn, celebrating 200th anniversary

Before the parish in the Village of Brooklyn, congregants had to make a journey across the river to attend mass.

First Catholic church in Brooklyn celebrates 200th anniversary - Vimarsana News

First Catholic church in Brooklyn celebrates 200th anniversary

There were no bridges connecting the two shores of the East River. Brooklyn was just a village, still municipally part of Long Island, which had no established Catholic church to call its own.

Some N.S. university towns are eyeing camera surveillance to deter student mischief - Vimarsana News

Some N.S. university towns are eyeing camera surveillance to deter student mischief

HALIFAX - The mayor of Wolfville, N.S., says her town is looking at adding surveillance cameras in a residenti...

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Some N.S. university towns are eyeing camera surveillance to deter student mischief | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - The mayor of Wolfville, N.S., says her town is looking at adding surveillance cameras in a residential area near Acadia University in response to “continuing and escalating” property damage in the community.

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Some N.S. university towns eye ways to deter student mischief - Vimarsana News

Some N.S. university towns eye ways to deter student mischief

The mayor of Wolfville, N.S., says her town is looking at adding surveillance cameras in a residential area near Acadia University in response to "continuing and escalating" property damage in the community.