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LETTERS: Anatoly Smolkin needs help, not prison; How Nevada City used to treat Jews; etc. - Vimarsana News

LETTERS: Anatoly Smolkin needs help, not prison; How Nevada City used to treat Jews; etc.

In this week's letters: a reader who lived in Nevada City in the 1930s, when it wasn't so friendly to Jews — and a family friend of Anatoly Smolkin, who says he needs help, not prison.

Israeli and Arab Scientists Work Together to Solve Regional Water Challenges - Vimarsana News

Israeli and Arab Scientists Work Together to Solve Regional Water Challenges

16 streams in Israel are shared between Israel and the Palestinian Authority; roughly two-thirds of the streams originate in the West Bank, crossing Israel and emptying into the Mediterranean Sea. However, due to various factors, the waterways continue to suffer from excessive pollution and contamination.

Will History Repeat Itself? A Closer Look at Redfin Stock (NASDAQ:RDFN) - Vimarsana News

Will History Repeat Itself? A Closer Look at Redfin Stock (NASDAQ:RDFN)

With prices soaring everywhere, complaining about real estate accessibility has become almost a national pastime, which on one angle, might ben...

What's been happening when you trade can now empower you - Vimarsana News

What's been happening when you trade can now empower you

Have you ever said the following? • The market knows if I'm long or short. • The market knows where my stop is. • The market knows when I enter and re

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Who Killed My Father @ Traverse, Edinburgh: theatre review - Vimarsana News

Who Killed My Father @ Traverse, Edinburgh: theatre review

Who Killed My Father, adapted from Édouard Louis’ acclaimed book, overextends itself by trying to fit a bit too much into its running time.