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Massacre in plain sight calls for sanctions - Vimarsana News

Massacre in plain sight calls for sanctions

Readers react to the Israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers, including one Australian, and criticise the Australian government for its response, which they argue is not strong enough.

Punta Gorda City Council provides City Hall project update - Vimarsana News

Punta Gorda City Council provides City Hall project update

The proposed $16 million City Hall building was one of the ongoing projects included in Punta Gorda City Council’s annual fiscal year report.

Abandoned dog finds forever home after 587 days in a shelter - Vimarsana News

Abandoned dog finds forever home after 587 days in a shelter

Chester, a pit bull who was found chained down without access to food or water, recently found his forever home after spending 587 days at Euclid Animal Shelter.

Source: wkyc.com
How clean cooking has 'moved to the top of the energy agenda' - Vimarsana News

How clean cooking has 'moved to the top of the energy agenda'

Policymakers and businesses are finally realising that clean cookstoves are a huge business opportunity as well as a solvable problem.

Art activist who worked with U2 now feeds Wicklow children's imaginations - Vimarsana News

Art activist who worked with U2 now feeds Wicklow children's imaginations

He’s a proud Dublin northsider, raised beside the Royal Canal, a lifelong Bohemians FC enthusiast. Yet Greg Murray has become a valuable contributor to life in Bray where he appreciates the worth of a vibrant community. Through his work as an artist and a teacher, he has made his mark on the town over the past decade and more, a character familiar to hundreds of schoolchildren and a respected presence at the Signal Arts Centre in Albert Avenue.