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Syrian community in Russia commemorates Evacuation Day - Vimarsana News

Syrian community in Russia commemorates Evacuation Day

Moscow, SANA- Syrian Embassy in Moscow, the Syrian Arab Community Association, the branch of the National Union of Syrian Students commemorated Sunday the Evacuation Day during a celebration at the chancery in Moscow that talked about the meanings of this occasion. The Syrian Ambassador to the Ru

Source: sana.sy
You're Only as Free as Your Oppression - Vimarsana News

You're Only as Free as Your Oppression

How Marxist ‘relative rights’ usurped America’s absolute rights.

Letter to the Editor: Another take on the St. Patrick's parade - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Another take on the St. Patrick's parade

To the Editor: I must take exception to a statement made by Bill Forry in his editorial titled “Flynn’s right: Southie’s parade needs a re-set.” He states: “Perhaps it’s time to consider splitting up the dual holiday. Celebrate Evacuation Day in Southie, home to Dorchester Heights, the pivotal historic site from which the liberation of Boston was achieved on March 17, 1776.

Everything you need to know about the Southie St. Patrick's parade - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about the Southie St. Patrick's parade

Break out all your green clothing, it's almost time for the annual South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade. Whether you're heading out to the route or opting to stay in and stream, here's what to know about the parade.

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MARCH MILESTONES St. Patrick's Month has proved memorable for the Boston Irish - Vimarsana News

MARCH MILESTONES St. Patrick's Month has proved memorable for the Boston Irish

From Stately Church to Status SymbolOn March 10, 1861, a throng gathered on Harrison Avenue to dedicate a new church for Boston’s growing population of Irish-Catholics and German-Catholics. Bishop John B. Fitzpatrick, the Irish immigrant and philanthropist Andrew Carney, and the chief architect, Tipperary-born Patrick C.