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Mary Rose: Diver and archaeologist Christopher Dobbs retires - Vimarsana News

Mary Rose: Diver and archaeologist Christopher Dobbs retires

A diver and archaeologist recalls his 44-year association with Henry XIII's flagship.

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Do you know where your diary is? - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Do you know where your diary is? - Victoria Times Colonist

A commentary by an amateur sleuth who is writing about the world of diary keepers.

Anthony Grafton · A Degenerate Assemblage: Bibliomania · LRB 13 April 2023 - Vimarsana News

Anthony Grafton · A Degenerate Assemblage: Bibliomania · LRB 13 April 2023

New York couldn’t compete with London or Paris: it had no bouquinistes, no Farringdon Road, no British Library or...

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Chris Deane obituary - Vimarsana News

Chris Deane obituary

Chris Deane obituary Chris Deane was an enthusiastic left-leaning teacher. One of his 1980s classes still has a WhatsApp group called ‘Call me Chris’ Chris Deane was an enthusiastic left-leaning teacher. One of his 1980s classes still has a WhatsApp group called ‘Call me Chris’ MickNott Thu 27 May 2021 12.30 EDT Last modified on Thu 27 May 2021 12.31 EDT My friend Chris Deane, who has died of a heart attack aged 73, was an inspirational teacher and headteacher before taking up an active role in local politics after he retired. Born in Catford, south-east London, Chris was the second y...

Local Matters - Petanque players in the winning circle - Vimarsana News

Local Matters - Petanque players in the winning circle

Petanque players in the winning circle Hibiscus Petanque is celebrating a win at the hotly contested annual National Club Championships, held last month in Tauranga. Eighteen teams from all over the country entered. The Hibiscus club fielded two teams and after two days of intense competition Hibiscus Seniors beat defending champions Christchurch Seniors by one point to take out the Senior trophy. The winning team is pictured, from left, Bill Peachey, Marco Furtado, Rod Walsh, Lynnette Gibbs, Charles Deane and Jay Newton. You may also like...