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The new Midlands crematorium providing out of this world opportunities to remember loved ones - Vimarsana News

The new Midlands crematorium providing out of this world opportunities to remember loved ones

Mercia Forest Crematorium has launched a special partnership with Aura Flights, which means that people can now choose to have cremated remains scattered in space

Borders Crematorium initiative is 'out of this world' - Vimarsana News

Borders Crematorium initiative is 'out of this world'

BORDERS Crematorium is offering a final journey that is truly out of this world – scattering ashes in space!

Out of this world! Sedgemoor Crematorium offers service to scatter ashes in space - Vimarsana News

Out of this world! Sedgemoor Crematorium offers service to scatter ashes in space

Sedgemoor Crematorium near Burnham-On-Sea has started offering a final journey that is truly out of this world by scattering ashes in space.

I finished my degree in the pandemic. To say it was anticlimactic is an understatement - Vimarsana News

I finished my degree in the pandemic. To say it was anticlimactic is an understatement

Laura Flight started her university program in 2017. She writes nothing prepared her for the anxiety of finishing her degree separated from her professors and fellow students.

Source: cbc.ca
For the 1st time in years, Maine Appalachian Trail volunteers will be able to shower on their days off - Vimarsana News

For the 1st time in years, Maine Appalachian Trail volunteers will be able to shower on their days off

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff For the first time in seven years, the volunteers who maintain the Appalachian Trail in Maine will soon have a modern, comfortable and permanent place to spend their days off.  Each year, crews from the Maine Appalachian Trail Club head into the woods to perform maintenance and repairs along the 267 miles of the Appalachian Trail that run from Grafton Notch in the south to Katahdin in the north.