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'North-east man dead': Myths and facts linking Aberdeen to Titanic tragedy - Vimarsana News

'North-east man dead': Myths and facts linking Aberdeen to Titanic tragedy

'North-east Man Lost at Sea' was not the P&J headline when news broke in Aberdeen of the sinking of the Titanic 110 years ago.

Cecelia Health Expands Executive Team with New Chief Commercial Officer - Vimarsana News

Cecelia Health Expands Executive Team with New Chief Commercial Officer

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 24, 2022 -- Cecelia Health, a leader in delivering integrated, virtual care to patients with chronic diseases, welcomes John

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Waldron church, fire department partner for blood drive - Vimarsana News

Waldron church, fire department partner for blood drive

Waldron church, fire department partner for blood drive

This Delaware Town Has Experienced the Ultimate Revival - Vimarsana News

This Delaware Town Has Experienced the Ultimate Revival

This Delaware Town Has Experienced the Ultimate Revival Share Photo by Abby Shephard Once home to a toxic industrial plant, Yorklyn has reshaped into a bustling Delaware destination perfect for tourists and locals alike. More than a decade after National Vulcanized Fiber declared bankruptcy and shuttered its last remaining plant along Red Clay Creek in Yorklyn, the fortunes of this quiet village in northern Delaware, no longer tied to a toxic industry, now turn on the pocketbooks of day tourists and urban exiles eager for an escape out to the country. Approaching the village on Creek Road, as...

Brandywine River Dam Sediments Reveals Encouraging Results - Vimarsana News

Brandywine River Dam Sediments Reveals Encouraging Results

Brandywine River Dam Sediments Reveals Encouraging Results Scientists from the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control published research today related to sediment quality behind eight dams in the Brandywine River, which finds there would be low risk of harm to fish or human health from toxic compounds if the sediments were released due to dam modification, removal or failure. Conducted by DNREC’s Watershed Approach to Toxics Assessment and Restoration (WATAR) team, results of the study indicate that the volume of sediment trapped behind the dams is less than orig...