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Denville schools host annual convocation for faculty and staff at County College of Morris - Vimarsana News

Denville schools host annual convocation for faculty and staff at County College of Morris

DENVILLE TWP. - More than 350 faculty and staff gathered for the 2023 Denville Township School District Convocation, as a start of the new school year.

Norwich Castle's polar bear among 11 museum items damaged - Vimarsana News

Norwich Castle's polar bear among 11 museum items damaged

Norwich Castle's iconic polar bear is one of a string of precious historic items to have been damaged in Norfolk Museums in recent years.

Isle of Wight skydive for 81 year old son of D-Day paratrooper | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight skydive for 81 year old son of D-Day paratrooper | Isle of Wight County Press

Malcolm Jackson, from Shanklin, leapt out of the plane above Sandown Airport on Tuesday (6).

A Guide on Caring for the Jackson's Chameleon - Vimarsana News

A Guide on Caring for the Jackson's Chameleon

The Jackson's chameleon, a native reptilian of Kenya, was named after an ornithologist and prior governor of Kenya, Frederick Jackson. Though a native of East Africa, they have been introduced to other places, including California, Florida, and Hawaii. These stunning creatures are also referred to as three-horned chameleons because the males possess small brown horns

Never-before-seen photos of Edward VIII and George VI at Sandringham revealed 117 years later - Vimarsana News

Never-before-seen photos of Edward VIII and George VI at Sandringham revealed 117 years later

Rare and unseen childhood photos of Edward VIII and George VI playing together at Sandringham, Norfolk, between 1904 and 1906, have been unearthed - some 117 years later.