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IN THE GARDEN | A WORLD WITHOUT BEES - Vimarsana News

IN THE GARDEN | A WORLD WITHOUT BEES

Grow a bee friendly garden to ensure food baskets of our nation are never empty of fresh fruit and vegetables — apples, melons, pumpkin, squash, broccoli, almonds, among others. Bees pollinate over 50 percent of the flowers of vegetables and fruit for our everyday table. Wheat, rice, corn and sugar cane crops which don’t need the help of bees to produce food do survive in a world without bees.

'Sometimes I feel like I have to pinch myself:' New UMass women's lacrosse coach Jana Drummond excited for season opener with UMass Lowell - Vimarsana News

'Sometimes I feel like I have to pinch myself:' New UMass women's lacrosse coach Jana Drummond excited for season opener with UMass Lowell

A couple days prior to the UMass women’s lacrosse team’s first game of the season, first-year head coach Jana Drummond sat in her office preparing for her team’s first game of the season against UMass Lowell. It was a familiar setting for Drummond,...

Top 10 History for Youth, by By Julia Smith. - Vimarsana News

Top 10 History for Youth, by By Julia Smith.

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Then Again: An accident with an ax fueled a Vermont artist's career - Vimarsana News

Then Again: An accident with an ax fueled a Vermont artist's career

The New York Independent newspaper claimed James Hope had “no rival in Europe in forest or brook scenery” and the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph called him the “father of the realistic school of landscape painters in America.”

Legislator proposes delisting wolves in northeastern Washington - Vimarsana News

Legislator proposes delisting wolves in northeastern Washington

A Washington House member has proposed taking wolves in northeast Washington off the state's endangered list, a move the state's wolf policy leader said would not imperil recovery.