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Linda Tullis

Much of Linda’s art was influenced by nature, and she became a passionate gardener. For many years, she lived next door to her mother, and they worked tirelessly in their

Popular Albany County Cafe Closes Suddenly After 20 Years - Vimarsana News

Popular Albany County Cafe Closes Suddenly After 20 Years

It is the end of an era. Two decades to be exact. A popular Delmar cafe has shut its doors for good. The owner said that it was 'time for a new gig'.

In 2022, women's health and safety is a global issue - Vimarsana News

In 2022, women's health and safety is a global issue

The decision of Dobbs v Jackson is a setback for women’s health and safety that is being felt all around the globe, writes Libby Thomas. History of abortion laws in the US Roe v Wade was a monumenta

'What a powerful time to be a woman in law' - Vimarsana News

'What a powerful time to be a woman in law'

For all female legal professionals, a supportive personal and professional network is vital, writes Libby Thomas. We strive for a gender equal world – one free of bias, stereotypes and discriminat

North Carolinians drove far less during pandemic. So why did fatal crashes go up? - Vimarsana News

North Carolinians drove far less during pandemic. So why did fatal crashes go up?

North Carolinians drove far less during pandemic. So why did fatal crashes go up? Ames Alexander, The Charlotte Observer © Streeter Lecka/Getty Images North America/TNS Signs along the city highways in Charlotte caution people to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic on April 24, 2020, in Charlotte, North Carolina. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The numbers seem to defy common sense: Although North Carolinians drove fewer miles during the pandemic, the death toll on the state’s highways climbed to more than 1,500 in 2020 — the highest number in 13 years. In 2020 — a year ...

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