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Eric Darling to present his Drift Rope Project at Merryspring Nature Center - Vimarsana News

Eric Darling to present his Drift Rope Project at Merryspring Nature Center

CAMDEN — Local artist Eric Darling will lead an outdoor presentation on his current exhibition, The Drift Rope Project, Tuesday, June 20, at 12 p.m., at Merryspring Nature Center. The Drift Rope Project, installed at Merryspring Nature Center, is a...

Veterans group running cornhole tournament - Vimarsana News

Veterans group running cornhole tournament

If you think you have what it takes to go up against a bunch of veterans and active military in a cornhole tournament, then this weekend is your chance to find out.

Source: wnep.com
Avalanche dogs from various states train at Tamarack - Vimarsana News

Avalanche dogs from various states train at Tamarack

Instructors with the Colorado Rapid Avalanche Department taught 12 dog teams over the course of three days.

Source: ktvb.com
Unique sculpture by Appleton resident on temporary display at Merryspring - Vimarsana News

Unique sculpture by Appleton resident on temporary display at Merryspring

CAMDEN — Merryspring Nature Center is the temporary host to a unique outdoor sculpture created by Eric Darling, of Appleton. Called the “Drift Rope Project,” the 8-foot x 6-foot sculpture is made entirely of used pot warp, the colorful rope used by...

Could used beer yeast be the solution to heavy metal contamination in water? - Vimarsana News

Could used beer yeast be the solution to heavy metal contamination in water?

A new study finds inactive yeast could be effective as an inexpensive, abundant, and simple material for removing lead contamination from drinking water supplies. The approach should be efficient and economic, even down to part-per-billion levels of contamination.

Source: mit.edu