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Halloween events in Ocean City: Hometown briefs - Vimarsana News

Halloween events in Ocean City: Hometown briefs

Halloween in Ocean City: Ocean City’s 75th annual Halloween Parade will be held at 7:15 p.m. Thursday on Asbury Avenue from Sixth Street to 11th Street.

Where Was 'Peter Pan and Wendy' Filmed? Filming Locations for the Disney+ Movie - Vimarsana News

Where Was 'Peter Pan and Wendy' Filmed? Filming Locations for the Disney+ Movie

Read about the Peter Pan and Wendy filming locations for the live-action Peter Pan remake, now streaming on Disney Plus.

1970s Ireland astonished by Irish accents of Newfoundland - Vimarsana News

1970s Ireland astonished by Irish accents of Newfoundland

A new online exhibition from the Irish Traditional Music Archives highlights Newfoundland’s strong cultural connection with its Irish past. When people in Ireland heard Aidan O'Hara's recordings of Newfoundlanders in the 1970s, they were surprised to hear people who sounded much like they did.

A researcher has spent decades trying to unravel the mystery of a 95-year-old missing plane - Vimarsana News

A researcher has spent decades trying to unravel the mystery of a 95-year-old missing plane

The disappearance of the L'Oiseau Blanc — the White Bird — in 1927 has left historians and aviation enthusiasts stumped. "This is the most important missing airplane in history," says Ric Gillespie, who has been looking for it for more than 40 years.

Source: cbc.ca
Fuel spilled from Dutch vessel mostly dispersed, coast guard says - Vimarsana News

Fuel spilled from Dutch vessel mostly dispersed, coast guard says

A representative from the Canadian Coast Guard says recent surveillance flights have shown little evidence of surface pollution after the MV Alaskaborg spilled 30,000 litres of fuel into the waters off Newfoundland.

Source: cbc.ca