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Block Island off Rhode Island coast called 'Little God's Island' - Vimarsana News

Block Island off Rhode Island coast called 'Little God's Island'

​​​​​​​Unlike so many of planet Earth’s craggy islands, RI’s picturesque Block Island looks as if she were sculpted by a divine being in a good mood.

Opinion/Harrington: Perfect was close enough for this nautical artist - Vimarsana News

Opinion/Harrington: Perfect was close enough for this nautical artist

John Mecray's expertise and passion for the craft of sailing was evident in the final product.

Opinion/Harrington: Charles Lindbergh, the original Captain America - Vimarsana News

Opinion/Harrington: Charles Lindbergh, the original Captain America

When “The Flying Fool” Lindbergh in the Spirit of St. Louis took off from New York on May 20, 1927, the world expected that he would become the next casualty in the great folly of flight.

Is it possible that John Gordon was both the victim of a discriminatory legal process and the killer of Amasa Sprague, in 1843 in Cranston? - Vimarsana News

Is it possible that John Gordon was both the victim of a discriminatory legal process and the killer of Amasa Sprague, in 1843 in Cranston?

By Paul F. Caranci Paul F. Caranci is the author of 12 books including "The Hanging and Redemption of John Gordon." The Dec. 27 commentary by Daniel F. Harrington, "Mystery Still Shrouds Murder of Amasa Sprague," poses a question that is left unanswered: Is it possible that Irish immigrant John Gordon was both the victim of a discriminatory legal process and the perpetrator of a heinous crime? In the case of John Gordon, it is not remotely possible.  The trial in 1844 of John Gordon, while extraordinarily prejudicial in its conduct, was entirely circumstantial in its evidentiary applicat...