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12 other things New Jersey should apologize for - Vimarsana News

12 other things New Jersey should apologize for

12 other things New Jersey should apologize for Today New Jersey apologized for its history of raiding LGBT bars. If only the past administrations that had done those terrible things had known then or had the compassion then that we have now. It never would have happened. It's definitely something that this administration never would have done but they are the ones doing the apologizing even though they had nothing to do with it. As Steven Mathew wrote on my Facebook page "Unless you are personally responsible for an action against or in favor of an event that harms someone a blanket apology...

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The D Brief: Climate emergency worsens; Russia's Ukraine buildup; QAnon, weaponized; 'Do not travel' warning expanded; And a bit more... - Vimarsana News

The D Brief: Climate emergency worsens; Russia's Ukraine buildup; QAnon, weaponized; 'Do not travel' warning expanded; And a bit more...

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Limerick company among the winners at National Enterprise Awards - Vimarsana News

Limerick company among the winners at National Enterprise Awards

Limerick company among the winners at National Enterprise Awards Reporter: news@limerickleader.ie Mark Maher and Ciaran Cooke, Odyssey Studios pictured at the Limerick Strand Hotel following the Limerick Local final of the National Enterprise awards | PICTURE: Paul Mullins ');  '); ONE of Limerick’s most impressive businesses, Odyssey Studios, has been announced as a winner at this year’s National Enterprise Awards. The 22nd annual awards, which took place virtually, were streamed from the Mansion House in Dublin last night. Odyssey Studios, which was set up by Mark Maher in 2017, too...

Limerick company with Hollywood links in line for national award - Vimarsana News

Limerick company with Hollywood links in line for national award

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team Limerick's Odyssey Studios has been announced as a finalist for this year’s National Enterprise Awards.   The awards, an initiative of the Local Enterprise Office, will take place virtually on the 11th February.   Odyssey Studios will compete against 29 other national finalists for a prize fund totaling €50,000. Odyssey Studios was set up in 2017 by Mark Maher and employs six people in Limerick. It's based on the Dock Road and is one of the largest permanent model making studios in Europe. The studio suppl...

DC-based consular officials shine during global COVID-19 emergency - Vimarsana News

DC-based consular officials shine during global COVID-19 emergency

December 16, 2020 Members of the Consular Corps of Washington, D.C., gather for their 2019 Christmas party hosted by TECRO, the Taipei Economic & Cultural Representative Office. (Photos courtesy of the Consular Corps of Washington, D.C.) Say the word “diplomat” and most people automatically think of the 175 ambassadors — with their impressive pedigrees, powerful connections and enviable parking privileges — who represent their countries at physical embassies in the nation’s capital. Yet when foreign nationals find themselves in a pickle, they usually turn to consular officers — no...