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Hartland's famous bridge celebrates 100 years with a cover - Vimarsana News

Hartland's famous bridge celebrates 100 years with a cover

Even after a century, the Hartland Covered Bridge remains an integral part of the western New Brunswick community and the reason people get off the Trans-Canada Highway.

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'Sea'-soned storytellers: Local National Geographic photographers to give benefit talk, host exhibit | Education - Vimarsana News

'Sea'-soned storytellers: Local National Geographic photographers to give benefit talk, host exhibit | Education

CLAYTON — The June 2022 issue of National Geographic includes a feature by Clayton residents and renowned underwater photographers and storytellers David Doubilet and Jennifer S. Hayes. The article, “The

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A random look at 'Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea' | Community Giving - Vimarsana News

A random look at 'Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea' | Community Giving

David Doubilet’s new book, “Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea,” at 128 pages and with a footprint of 9¼-by-13-inches, features signature images drawn from his collection, spanning from Papua

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In Canada's New Brunswick, a British New England - Vimarsana News

In Canada's New Brunswick, a British New England

New Brunswick looks and feels like New England had the British won the American Revolution or the war never happened in the first place.

Fredericton adds two new sculptures to the waterfront - Vimarsana News

Fredericton adds two new sculptures to the waterfront

The City of Fredericton has added two new flower sculptures to the St. John River waterfront. Piper the butterfly and Tony the frog cost between $7,000 and $8,000 said Feleena Byno, horticultural technician for the city.

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