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Ship Virginia talk at WPL - Vimarsana News

Ship Virginia talk at WPL

Join Jim Parmentier for his program at Wiscasset Public Library at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 22 as he presents “Reconstructing the 1607 ship Virginia.” In 1607, English colonists settled at the mouth of the Kennebec River in what is now Phippsburg...

NYK Recycles First Ship in Bangladesh After HKC Certification - Vimarsana News

NYK Recycles First Ship in Bangladesh After HKC Certification

After years of pressure on the shipbreaking sector and specifically in emerging countries such as Bangladesh, the industry is marking a milestone with...

Green Bay Looks Ahead to Next Shipping Season with 'First Ship Contest' | Y100 WNCY | Your Home For Country & Fun - Vimarsana News

Green Bay Looks Ahead to Next Shipping Season with 'First Ship Contest' | Y100 WNCY | Your Home For Country & Fun

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) -- Although the Port of Green Bay shipping season has recently come to a close, officials want Green Bay area residents to g...

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Bath's Winterfest set for Feb. 10-11 - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Bath's Winterfest set for Feb. 10-11 - Portland Press Herald

Main Street Bath, a non-profit that partners to promote and preserve historic downtown Bath, is bringing back Bath’s Winterfest for a second time, Feb. 10-11. Sparked by the desire to bring some light into the dark season of the year, Winterfest aims to bring joy and laughter to all ages, according to Main Street Bath. […]

Under a cover: The Virginia, up close in Wiscasset - Vimarsana News

Under a cover: The Virginia, up close in Wiscasset

The Virginia the Popham Colony built in 1607, with Maine wood and the iron, ropes and sails the colonists brought over from England, was pretty much a UPS truck, created, like the colony, to make money, Rob Stevens explained. The Woolwich...