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BBC Scotland at the Edinburgh Festivals BBC Scotland at the Edinburgh Festivals - Vimarsana News

BBC Scotland at the Edinburgh Festivals BBC Scotland at the Edinburgh Festivals

Comedy, culture and spectacle will be across Edinburgh festivals programming and events from BBC Scotland. A new BBC festival venue at Dynamic Earth, will, from the 7-20th August, play host to 14 days-worth of broadcasts in front of live audiences. Among the other highlights is Edinburgh International Festival Director Nicola Benedetti presenting a concert with the

New techno music event to take place - Vimarsana News

New techno music event to take place

The event focuses solely on techno music with high quality sound, production, lighting and visuals

The team behind renowned Kiss My Kick Drums announce brand new techno-focused, all-inclusive event - Vimarsana News

The team behind renowned Kiss My Kick Drums announce brand new techno-focused, all-inclusive event

The event focuses solely on techno music with high quality sound, production, lighting and visuals

Editorial — Help wanted: State once again should assist with unlicensed cannabis shop - Vimarsana News

Editorial — Help wanted: State once again should assist with unlicensed cannabis shop

A problem previously addressed by Massena officials is now confounding their colleagues in Potsdam.

Source: nny360.com
Potsdam town cannabis law hearing turns into complaints about unlicensed downtown shop - Vimarsana News

Potsdam town cannabis law hearing turns into complaints about unlicensed downtown shop

POTSDAM — A Tuesday night town board hearing on a local law regulating cannabis dispensaries drew comments from three people decrying what they described as an illegal pot shop downtown.

Source: nny360.com