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自由廣場》台灣如何回報立陶宛 - 自由評論網 - Vimarsana News

自由廣場》台灣如何回報立陶宛 - 自由評論網

◎張經偉台語有一句俗諺:「多交關公劉備,莫交林投竹刺。」從未收過我國任何「金援」外交的立陶宛,如今不僅送來疫苗及時雨,還無懼中國施壓,堅決與台灣發展互惠關係。立陶宛與台灣著實以義相結!那麼,

Source: ltn.com.tw
Sam Smith reflects on 30-year anniversary of the Bulls' first NBA title - Vimarsana News

Sam Smith reflects on 30-year anniversary of the Bulls' first NBA title

Michael Jordan came sprinting and bouncing through the door first, pumping his fist. His smile seemed to me more about satisfaction than accomplishment. Finally, the Finals.

Source: nba.com
Oak Island to oppose bill that would strip local governments' power to regulate tree removal - Vimarsana News

Oak Island to oppose bill that would strip local governments' power to regulate tree removal

OAK ISLAND –– The elected council overseeing a town named after one of the oldest hardwoods on earth is opposing a proposed state law that would curtail their…

Harvard Chaplains Reflect On A Year of Religious Life in the Pandemic | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Chaplains Reflect On A Year of Religious Life in the Pandemic | News

Instead of heading to Boylston Hall on Friday nights like in past years, Harvard’s Southern Baptist Chaplain Daniel S. Cho ’96 and other members of the Asian Baptist Student Koinonia now assemble online for Bible studies, games, and small group reflections. Before the pandemic struck, Harvard’s religious groups would physically gather to worship, study scripture, perform service work, and enjoy food in each other’s company. Though the University’s chaplains say they are pleased by how well their groups have maintained continuity through the pandemic, they agree virtua...

'They have abandoned us.' Sand assessments could cost beachfront Oak Islanders up to $27,000 - Vimarsana News

'They have abandoned us.' Sand assessments could cost beachfront Oak Islanders up to $27,000

Oak Island’s shoreline has lost 300 feet in a 20-year period. The island is considering levying sand assessments against property owners, costing thousands so the town can finance its nourishment project master plan. (Port City Daily photo/Johanna F. Still) OAK ISLAND — Oak Island property owners may soon be assessed thousands of dollars over a four-year period to pay for a beach nourishment master plan.  Over the past few months, Oak Island Town Council has tried to figure out how to split a $40 million cost among its residents. The crucial decision brings about countless questions, inc...