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2017 sign honors fallen trooper from 1959 - Vimarsana News

2017 sign honors fallen trooper from 1959

Dear Action Line: Why is there a sign outside the Strater Hotel dedicated to a State Trooper? I don’t know who this is or what happened. Did I miss something? – Just Joe Dear Joe: Well, Action Li...

Christopher Pratt, legendary Canadian painter, dead at 86 - Vimarsana News

Christopher Pratt, legendary Canadian painter, dead at 86

The art world is mourning the loss of one of Canada's greatest painters, who dedicated his career to redefining Newfoundland and Labrador landscapes and experiences, and also created the province's flag.

Source: cbc.ca
NJ Transit advances Lackawanna Cutoff Project - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

NJ Transit advances Lackawanna Cutoff Project - Railway Track and Structures

The NJ Transit Board of Directors advanced the project to restore rail service to Sussex County along the Lackawanna Cutoff with the approval of a contract to rehabilitate the Roseville Tunnel.

Source: rtands.com
Schiavone receives contract for Roseville tunnel rehabilitation in US - Vimarsana News

Schiavone receives contract for Roseville tunnel rehabilitation in US

Schiavone Construction has secured a $32.5m contract from the NJ Transit for the Roseville tunnel rehabilitation project in the US.

This student hopes to grow agriculture in classrooms across N.L. - Vimarsana News

This student hopes to grow agriculture in classrooms across N.L.

This student hopes to grow agriculture in classrooms across N.L. "I think that Newfoundland has huge, unmapped potential for agriculture, and one of the steps we can take toward becoming a more self-sufficient province is educating our youth," Abigail Penney says. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 02, 2021 5:35 PM NT | Last Updated: May 2 Abigail Penney, who studies agriculture at Dalhousie University, hopes to pitch the idea of bringing agriculture into school curricula across Newfoundland and Labrador.(CBC) A Pasadena university student hopes to get more young people interested in ...

Source: cbc.ca