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FOXNEWSW The Ingraham Angle May 7, 2019 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW The Ingraham Angle May 7, 2019

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New Madawaska-Edmundston bridge opening next month - Vimarsana News

New Madawaska-Edmundston bridge opening next month

The new bridge, which will run diagonally across the St. John River, will replace one that is over 100 years old and in critical condition.

Summer is coming: Enjoy these photos from across New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Summer is coming: Enjoy these photos from across New Brunswick

How are you spending these warm spring days? Send us your photos and videos at cbcnb@cbc.ca

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You can watch this ancient fish from shore in Maine - Vimarsana News

You can watch this ancient fish from shore in Maine

Maine has two sturgeons: the larger Atlantic which can reach up to 800 pounds in weight, and the smaller shornosed sturgeon.

Van Buren working with Philadelphia college on historical art project - Vimarsana News

Van Buren working with Philadelphia college on historical art project

The 10-week project involves the creation of 10 to 12 art pieces that will sit on granite posts along the town’s historical pathway.