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Shopper gobsmacked after opening the old cigarette case they found at a thrift store: 'Who knows how it ended up [here]' - Vimarsana News

Shopper gobsmacked after opening the old cigarette case they found at a thrift store: 'Who knows how it ended up [here]'

“I’d never be that lucky.”

Source: yahoo.com
KEITH SKIPPER: My predictions for Norfolk in 2023 - Vimarsana News

KEITH SKIPPER: My predictions for Norfolk in 2023

The clown prince of prime predictions has again taken Norfolk’s pulse as one torrid chapter ebbs away and another immediately beckons.

KEITH SKIPPER: My predictions for Norfolk in 2023 | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

KEITH SKIPPER: My predictions for Norfolk in 2023 | Norwich Evening News

The clown prince of prime predictions has again taken Norfolk’s pulse as one torrid chapter ebbs away and another immediately beckons.

State's unclaimed property auction brings hundreds to Columbia - Vimarsana News

State's unclaimed property auction brings hundreds to Columbia

The auction will continue at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Hilton Garden Inn Conference Center in Columbia.

Source: komu.com
First 'aerial delivery' of bread in Australia - Vimarsana News

First 'aerial delivery' of bread in Australia

First ‘aerial delivery’ of bread in Australia RESIDENTS and holiday makers at Cowes, Phillip Island, were awakened on Good Friday morning by the droning of an aeroplane, and a favored few received “hot x buns” from the clouds. Mr H. McColl, baker, and storekeeper, of Cowes, realising his inability to supply the needs of the large parties of campers on the isle, arranged with Messrs Borer & Co, the Port Melbourne bread manufacturers, to supply him with 100 large loaves, and a bag of buns by aerial delivery. Pilot Graham Carey, accompanied by Mr H. Stranaghan, left the Port Melbourne ae...