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Beloved ADL ice-cream flavours will soon melt away from P.E.I. store freezers - Vimarsana News

Beloved ADL ice-cream flavours will soon melt away from P.E.I. store freezers

Summerside-based ADL says its ice-cream sales haven't been strong enough to support retail production, meaning popular flavours like grapenut and orange pineapple will soon disappear from store shelves.

Source: cbc.ca
All the theories as to why the Love Island 2023 cast seem to hate Scott - Vimarsana News

All the theories as to why the Love Island 2023 cast seem to hate Scott

All the theories as to why the Love Island 2023 Islanders all seem to hate Scott right now. What has happened and the hidden feud investigated.

Source: thetab.com
Fiona-level storms bring trauma, but experts say leaning on each other will get us through - Vimarsana News

Fiona-level storms bring trauma, but experts say leaning on each other will get us through

The adverse weather from post-tropical storm Fiona lasted only about 24 hours, but to this day Islanders continue to live with damage to their homes, communities and beloved places and spaces.

Source: cbc.ca
Call for independent taxation to be optional - Vimarsana News

Call for independent taxation to be optional

OLDER married couples are ‘uneasy’ at the prospect of being ‘forced’ to move to independent taxation, according to a States Member.Deputy Lyndon Farnham has lodged a proposition calling for independent taxation not to be made mandatory for ma...

Islanders organize 'Rare Soiree' | Mercer Island Reporter - Vimarsana News

Islanders organize 'Rare Soiree' | Mercer Island Reporter

Many Islanders attended the recent “Rare Soiree,” which was organized by Effie Parks and Jill Hawkins and raised money for rare-disease research. Islander Julie Ruan Yu donated the art gallery space for the local event, which featured silent and live auctions. More than $60,000 was raised and will be shared between the FAM177A1 Research Fund and CTNNB1 Connect & Cure. Volunteers sitting at the table, from right to left: Genevieve Morton, Rachel Harris and Emily Morse. In the background singing, Aly Burkes and Deb Brandt, aka “The Small Bandits.” Photo courtesy of Kr...