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'Freedom Flight' play to debut - Vimarsana News

'Freedom Flight' play to debut

“Freedom Flight,” a play for young audiences detailing the historical tale of Addison White, who escaped from enslavement in Kentucky and stood against pursuing federal marshals in Mechanicsburg, Ohio, will be performed Friday, Jan. 13, at the Foundry Theater.

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Diesel generators ready to power NHS and military as blackouts loom - Vimarsana News

Diesel generators ready to power NHS and military as blackouts loom

Data centres prepare for the worst as National Grid warns of winter power failures

Aberdeen mum's legacy of Christmas gifts inspires huge VSA donation - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen mum's legacy of Christmas gifts inspires huge VSA donation

Amy Strath, who plays for Montrose Ladies, has donated more than 350 gifts to the VSA Christmas appeal in memory of her late mum.

Jordan Proposes $300 Million 'Tourist City' Near Jesus' Baptism Site - Vimarsana News

Jordan Proposes $300 Million 'Tourist City' Near Jesus' Baptism Site

For centuries thousands of pilgrims a year have made the journey to Bethany Beyond The Jordan, a site on the east bank of the Jordan River which

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Jordan eyes tourism bonanza in expansion of Jesus' baptism site - Vimarsana News

Jordan eyes tourism bonanza in expansion of Jesus' baptism site

Among those who gathered at the river bank last week were Jordan's King Abdullah and Lebanon's Maronite Patriarch Bechara Boutros Al-Rai, who joined architects, museum curators and investors to hear about the proposal from its organisers. Organisers hope that with souvenir shops and walking trails, boutique hotels and botanical gardens, the site - which lies outside the formal boundary of the baptism location - will eventually attract five times as many annual visitors than the current 200,000, and will to help preserve the region's dwindling Christian presence.