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Historic Cherry Hill and Siena Beverage Institute present 'A Taste of 1760' | Local Announcements - Vimarsana News

Historic Cherry Hill and Siena Beverage Institute present 'A Taste of 1760' | Local Announcements

ALBANY — The Siena Beverage Institute, in partnership with Historic Cherry Hill, presents A Taste of 1760, a wine and spirits tasting event drawing from the handwritten recipe collection (“receipt

Ridgefield Resident August Heminway Showcases Project at Research and Creative Activity Day - Vimarsana News

Ridgefield Resident August Heminway Showcases Project at Research and Creative Activity Day

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New report shows the impact of arts, creative and cultural activities on the lives of older people - Vimarsana News

New report shows the impact of arts, creative and cultural activities on the lives of older people

New research from TILDA and the Creative Ireland programme confirms that participating in arts, creative and cultural activities is associated with higher quality of life and lower levels of depression, stress, worry and loneliness.

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App State honors 14 students, faculty and staff at inaugural Awards of Distinction ceremony - Vimarsana News

App State honors 14 students, faculty and staff at inaugural Awards of Distinction ceremony

App State honored 14 faculty, staff and students for their commitment to excellence at the inaugural Awards for Distinction event, held April 27, 2023.

Retired professor honored for Montessori work - Vimarsana News

Retired professor honored for Montessori work

After educating more students and teachers than she can count in locations across the United States and around the world, retired University of Wisconsin-River Falls educator Gay Ward is receiving