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This Week in Lincolnville: Putting Things By - Vimarsana News

This Week in Lincolnville: Putting Things By

Earlier this week, I was heading down to the Beach to do the early morning cleaning with my wife — this is somewhat of legacy job at this point — a town contract originally granted my younger brother 30-plus years ago, taken over by my parents, and...

GuideWell Announces Appointment of Jeffrey Goddard as Chief Financial Officer - Vimarsana News

GuideWell Announces Appointment of Jeffrey Goddard as Chief Financial Officer

/PRNewswire/ -- GuideWell, a mutual insurance holding company serving more than 38 million people, announced the appointment of Jeffrey Goddard (Jeff) as...

Residents frustrated with excessive dust, late-night lights as LG expands - Vimarsana News

Residents frustrated with excessive dust, late-night lights as LG expands

Holland's groundbreaking LG Energy Solution expansion might be transformational, but it's also causing headaches for those who live near the construction site.

"Eureka!": UCSB marine scientist finds fossil clam alive on Central Coast - Vimarsana News

"Eureka!": UCSB marine scientist finds fossil clam alive on Central Coast

A tiny species of clam never before seen alive has been discovered on a Central Coast beach. Using fossil records, local researchers identified the species and published a paper on their discovery, but questions remain about where it’s been hiding all these years.

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'Extinct' Clam From 30,000 Years Ago Turns Up Just Fine in California - Vimarsana News

'Extinct' Clam From 30,000 Years Ago Turns Up Just Fine in California

A species of clam known only by the 28,000-year-old fossils it left behind has turned up alive and well on an American shoreline.