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Whale's Tale and Carousel Marina make several improvements - Vimarsana News

Whale's Tale and Carousel Marina make several improvements

We have been hard at work on the East side this winter! We knew we had a few things to do… We have built over 40 new docks which are now built to have the power lines underneath the boards to create a cleaner look and a safer environment for boaters...

Woman charged in connection with fatal Angus motorcycle crash - Vimarsana News

Woman charged in connection with fatal Angus motorcycle crash

Brechin motorcyclist Jon Marsh, 48, died in the collision on the B961 in Angus last November.

Source: bbc.co.uk
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'True star' Ewen Campbell dies aged 69 after wide-ranging career taking in Northern Echo, Daily Star, SCMP and NZ Herald - Vimarsana News

'True star' Ewen Campbell dies aged 69 after wide-ranging career taking in Northern Echo, Daily Star, SCMP and NZ Herald

Ewen died from cancer in Hong Kong, aged 69. He leaves his beloved partner Teri, daughters Sarah and Molly, son Hamish and grandchildren Malcolm and Edie.

Three in five Brits would switch their job for a more sustainable one, survey reveals - Vimarsana News

Three in five Brits would switch their job for a more sustainable one, survey reveals

The majority of UK adults would consider leaving their current job in order to pursue a role they perceive as "greener", a survey of more than 3,200 workers has found.

Source: edie.net