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Family grateful for strangers who rescued boys at East Corrimal | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Family grateful for strangers who rescued boys at East Corrimal | South Coast Register

Levi McColl and Tyrese Russell McColl were bodysurfing at the beach when they got stuck in a rip and dragged away from shore.

The Wanderer Grounds podcast: The Halifax Wanderers and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day - Vimarsana News

The Wanderer Grounds podcast: The Halifax Wanderers and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

The Wanderers’ road loss to league bottom-dwellers Vancouver FC resurfaces an old question: Can the team learn to close out a win when they have the game in hand?

Whitecaps close to major signing involving "Scottish Messi" Ryan Gauld - Vimarsana News

Whitecaps close to major signing involving "Scottish Messi" Ryan Gauld

The Vancouver Whitecaps’ seemingly never-ending search for a No. 10 attacking midfielder could be coming to an end with a report linking the club to the “Scottish Messi.” The ‘Caps are interested in signing Scottish midfielder Ryan Gauld, who is currently playing with SC Farense in Portugal, according to a report from AFTN Vancouver reporter Michael McColl. Got a Whitecaps transfer rumour for you! The 'Caps have apparently put in a bid to sign Scottish number 10 Ryan Gauld. Is currently with Portuguese side Farense. 3 year deal on the table paying him $3 million a year. Is said to be ...

'Anyone fancy a chocolate digestive?': How an '80s Brechin song became a Canadian cult classic - Vimarsana News

'Anyone fancy a chocolate digestive?': How an '80s Brechin song became a Canadian cult classic

© Supplied by David Barnett Anyone Fancy a Chocolate Digestive performing in Arbroath in 1986, pictured from left is Calum Clark, Stuart Finnie and David Barnett A song written by Brechin schoolboys all about the love of chocolate digestives has become a cult sensation across the Atlantic. Back in 1985, school chums Calum ‘Nam’ Clark from Brechin, drummer Stuart Finnie from Edzell and Dundee-born guitarist David Barnett, formed a band while they were together at Brechin High School. The budding musicians wrote a number of songs, including one named after the band’s title: ‘Anyone Fan...