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From befriending seals in Antarctica to reporting on Nelson Mandela's first vote – Charlie Bird's best moments on Irish TV - Vimarsana News

From befriending seals in Antarctica to reporting on Nelson Mandela's first vote – Charlie Bird's best moments on Irish TV

For more than 40 years, Charlie Bird was the face that brought some of the biggest and hard-cutting stories from across the globe and country to the sanctity of Irish homes.

Paedophile Dulwich College music teacher, 89, is found dead a day after being found guilty of abusing two pupils during piano lessons - Vimarsana News

Paedophile Dulwich College music teacher, 89, is found dead a day after being found guilty of abusing two pupils during piano lessons

Martin Ball, 89, repeatedly fondled the eight- and ten-year-old boys' chests, their backs and their groins over their clothes in a series of assaults dating to the 1980s.

Gillette sixth graders come out swinging for living wax museum - Vimarsana News

Gillette sixth graders come out swinging for living wax museum

GILLETTE — “You gotta have fun. Regardless of how you look at it, we’re playing a game,” Carter Nuzum recited. “It’s our job but I don’t think you can do

NC prof.: In vast space to deepest ocean, explorers push to the edges so we don't have to. - Vimarsana News

NC prof.: In vast space to deepest ocean, explorers push to the edges so we don't have to.

Frank Rubio lived on the International Space Station for 371 days in all, a record for an American astronaut, because his ride home had broken down.

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A Yankee Notebook: - Vimarsana News

A Yankee Notebook:

This past week, during the excitement of Valentines Day and the nocturnal activities of the characters who covered the windows of downtown Montpelier with hundreds of red hearts, a significant