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Demolition starts on third Bushkill Creek dam in Easton - Vimarsana News

Demolition starts on third Bushkill Creek dam in Easton

A demolition project coordinated by Wildlands Conservancy is opening up miles of Bushkill Creek to fish and other aquatic life, and reconnecting it with the Atlantic Ocean.

Ambassador Marks encourages diaspora alumni support for non-traditional high schools - Vimarsana News

Ambassador Marks encourages diaspora alumni support for non-traditional high schools

WASHINGTON, DC: Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States Audrey Marks has called for more support for non-traditional high schools which are responsible for the education of hundreds of thousands of youths, in building Jamaica. Addressing the...

Ambassador urges diaspora alumni support for non-traditional Jamaican high schools - Vimarsana News

Ambassador urges diaspora alumni support for non-traditional Jamaican high schools

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States, Audrey Marks is calling for greater diaspora support for non-traditional high schools that are responsible for the education of hundreds ...

80 years later: The mysterious death of Delaware's lone WWII servicewoman lost overseas - Vimarsana News

80 years later: The mysterious death of Delaware's lone WWII servicewoman lost overseas

Second Lieutenant Rachel Sheridan was only 25 years old when the C-47 crashed into the Mediterranean Sea on the day before Thanksgiving in 1943.

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Study looks at feasibility of Bay passenger ferry - Vimarsana News

Study looks at feasibility of Bay passenger ferry

The last time the Chesapeake Bay had a viable ferry crossing the bay was July 30, 1952.