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Eagle Archives, Sept. 29, 1959: Coolidge Hill children show progress in preview of tomorrow's open house - Vimarsana News

Eagle Archives, Sept. 29, 1959: Coolidge Hill children show progress in preview of tomorrow's open house

Eagle Archives, Sept. 29, 1959: Coolidge Hill School, the former summer home of Dr. Frederick S. Coolidge, founder of orthopedic surgery in Berkshire County, was given to the crippled children

Today In Johnson City History: Oct. 16 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: Oct. 16

The comings and goings of area residents were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Fender unveils 2022 Custom Shop Masterbuilt Prestige and limited-edition Annual Collection models - Vimarsana News

Fender unveils 2022 Custom Shop Masterbuilt Prestige and limited-edition Annual Collection models

One-of-a-kind instruments – including the Ghost Town Tele, Moto Jazzmaster and Peacock P Bass – promise to "push the boundaries of innovation and creativity"

The Incredible Journey of a 1960 Custom Telecaster - Vimarsana News

The Incredible Journey of a 1960 Custom Telecaster

For his farewell column, Richie Owens tells the story of his dad’s exceptional Fender, from arrival to unsavory departure to return.

Letters from the front: 'I tried to stop a shell with my right arm' - Vimarsana News

Letters from the front: 'I tried to stop a shell with my right arm'

BRADEN FASTIER / STUFF World War I letters from Platoon Sergeant Godfrey John Hammond during his time in the Middle East as a member of the Canterbury Infantry battalion. They talk about home, family, gratitude for mail or a pair of socks, the weather. Letters from Nelson soldiers at the front lines of conflicts from Gallipoli to Vietnam often don’t or can’t talk too much about the daily horrors of war, although some write, almost casually, of stepping “in front of a bullet”. The letters and diaries, kept in chocolate boxes or rusty tins for decades by family members, reveal the sto...