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Underwater 'Boat Yard' expands with new artificial reef - Vimarsana News

Underwater 'Boat Yard' expands with new artificial reef

The decommissioned tugboat MISS JOAN became the newest artificial reef in Okaloosa County's "Boat Yard" site.

A Best-of Selection of 2021 BALA Winners - Vimarsana News

A Best-of Selection of 2021 BALA Winners

These winning projects in NAHB’s 2021 Best in American Living Awards present the pinnacle of today’s production housing design ... and a glimpse into its future

National recognition for 'selfless' Powys nurse for Young Farmers' Club service - Vimarsana News

National recognition for 'selfless' Powys nurse for Young Farmers' Club service

IT’S been quite a year for extremely dedicated and passionate YFC member Sian Healey, who despite battling Covid-19 on the front line as a nurse,…

Tasmanian Media Awards 2021: winners - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian Media Awards 2021: winners

May 10th, 2021 By David Knox Make a commentFiled under: News, ABC’s Annah Fromberg and The Mercury’s Amber Wilson were jointly named Journalist of the Year at the MEAA’s Tasmanian Media Awards on the weekend. Hobart-based Fromberg was also awarded for Public Service Journalism for her investigation into a controversial program for troubled kids. The Keith Welsh Award For Outstanding Contribution To Journalism went to veteran camera operators David Brill and Tony King. David Brill spent decades travelling the world, covering most of the major international conflicts of the past 50 years...

Charges against U.S. Census worker accused of trespassing dismissed - Vimarsana News

Charges against U.S. Census worker accused of trespassing dismissed

It began last Sept. 17 when Powell was at least the fifth Census enumerator to visit the farm on Pinetown Road outside of Wellsville, the notes left by other workers indicating that the residents were not cooperative. They weren't, according to Powell and testimony at a previous preliminary hearing. An altercation ensued and after Powell left, the residents called the state police. Later, after the trooper visited Powell to get a statement, she was charged with trespassing, criminal mischief and harassment. Powell believed she had been charged "for trying to do her job."  It is believed that...

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