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Tributes for Dyce councillor Avril MacKenzie who has died - Vimarsana News

Tributes for Dyce councillor Avril MacKenzie who has died

Aberdeen councillor Avril MacKenzie is being remembered for "always going the extra mile" and being "a great friend to many".

Four finalists celebrated as Shetland poet Jen Hadfield and book The Stone Age is named the winner of the Highland Book Prize 2021 - Vimarsana News

Four finalists celebrated as Shetland poet Jen Hadfield and book The Stone Age is named the winner of the Highland Book Prize 2021

'The idea of silence ... I have written about it over and over again in this book'

Four finalists celebrated as Shetland poet Jen Hadfield and book The Stone Age is named the winner of the Highland Book Prize 2021 - Vimarsana News

Four finalists celebrated as Shetland poet Jen Hadfield and book The Stone Age is named the winner of the Highland Book Prize 2021

'The idea of silence ... I have written about it over and over again in this book'

Poetry, fiction, non-fiction feature in the 12 books included on the longlist for the Highland Book Prize - Vimarsana News

Poetry, fiction, non-fiction feature in the 12 books included on the longlist for the Highland Book Prize

Longlist includes environmental non-fiction, fiction, an exploration of Highland slave history, Gaelic fiction and poetry

Full bars, finally: Cellular service has finally come to these west coast communities - Vimarsana News

Full bars, finally: Cellular service has finally come to these west coast communities

Posted: Feb 20, 2021 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: February 20 A helicopter aids a search on Blow Me Down Mountain in the Bay of Islands. In the past five years, BOISAR says, more than one-quarter of distress calls have come from the Lark Harbour-York Harbour area.(Bay of Islands Volunteer Search and Rescue) Garry MacKenzie headed to Lark Harbour as soon as he heard the news. "I was that excited I drove down to see what area was covered by cell service," said MacKenzie, a member of Bay of Islands Volunteer Search and Rescue, also known as BOISAR. "We feel great about it. It's going to be a big ...

Source: cbc.ca