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Cannon River log jam stuck under downtown Northfield bridges - Vimarsana News

Cannon River log jam stuck under downtown Northfield bridges

A major log jam of deteris that was logged underneath the Fifth Street Bridge has floated downstream and is now lodged above the old Ames Mill Dam.

Ticket information as Central and West Fife show returns - Vimarsana News

Ticket information as Central and West Fife show returns

THE 250-year-old Central and West Fife show will return this weekend with milking demonstrations, dog showcases and a baby animal tent.

Views on History~I - Vimarsana News

Views on History~I

Antiquarians, politicians, media professionals and even godmen have joined in to present their own version of historical events, especially regarding the golden ancient India and the volatile Muslim rule, to suit their present aspirations. This is possibly an indicator of the post- truth age where a heady mixture of fantasy, entrenched beliefs and convenient portions of historical facts in the mind become more important than the facts themselves. What happened is overshadowed by what we wish to have happened

Why Global Trading Will Become Popular in 2023: Benefits of Global Trading - Vimarsana News

Why Global Trading Will Become Popular in 2023: Benefits of Global Trading

Why will global trading become popular in 2023? Read on to find an answer to this question and also learn about global trading, its benefits, and more.

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What is the future of the museum? Romila Thapar on why the past needs to be understood in context - Vimarsana News

What is the future of the museum? Romila Thapar on why the past needs to be understood in context

An excerpt from ‘The Future in the Past: Essays and Reflections’, by Romila Thapar.

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