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Commission adopts amended rule for Jockey's Ridge - Vimarsana News

Commission adopts amended rule for Jockey's Ridge

The Coastal Resources Commission unanimously approved on Thursday a revised rule to be returned along with a supporting letter from the state geologist to the board that objected to the longstanding protective designation for Jockey's Ridge.

Event marks Portsmouth Village's role in Middle Passage - Vimarsana News

Event marks Portsmouth Village's role in Middle Passage

Cape Lookout National Seashore Superintendent Jeff West, left, looks on as Rhonda Jones delivers the invocation June 10, 2023, during the Portsmouth Middle Passage marker dedication at Harkers Island. Photo: Mark Hibbs By Mark Hibbs, editor Coastal Review OnlinePublished June 13, 2023 HARKERS ISLAND – “The Hannah,” a sailing ship blown off course on its…

Every Charlotte area chef, restaurant ever nominated for a James Beard Award - Vimarsana News

Every Charlotte area chef, restaurant ever nominated for a James Beard Award

With the James Beard Awards announcing its 2024 nominations, here’s a look back at all the times the Queen City’s culinary excellence was recognized.

Source: yahoo.com
The nuclear year in review: A renewed interest in nuclear weapons—for and against - Vimarsana News

The nuclear year in review: A renewed interest in nuclear weapons—for and against

Bulletin's associate editor for nuclear affairs, François Diaz-Maurin, provides his review of the nuclear year; plus six nuclear stories that marked 2023—and that you should read.

'Red mercury': Why does this strange myth persist? - Vimarsana News

'Red mercury': Why does this strange myth persist?

It's a magical healing substance. Or it could create devastating nuclear bombs. Except that red mercury doesn't actually exist.

Source: bbc.com