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Gas price hikes leave some Maritimers with tough decisions - Vimarsana News

Gas price hikes leave some Maritimers with tough decisions

At a minimum price of $1.685 per litre, people in the Sydney, N.S., area woke up to some of the highest gas prices in Nova Scotia Friday morning.

'Our village was so run down that we bought it – and reversed its fortunes' - Vimarsana News

'Our village was so run down that we bought it – and reversed its fortunes'

An ailing Lancashire community is now the poster child for a movement that might change rural life for ever

Record-high gas prices leave major impacts on low-income families in Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Record-high gas prices leave major impacts on low-income families in Nova Scotia

At $1.49 per litre, gas prices in the Sydney, N.S. area are the highest they have ever been.

'A piece of our town history': Old Saybrook's aging visitor center torn down - Vimarsana News

'A piece of our town history': Old Saybrook's aging visitor center torn down

'A piece of our town history': Old Saybrook's aging visitor center torn down Josh LaBella FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 The 1935 tercentenary visitor center, built for the 300 anniversary of Saybrook Colony, was taken down by town crews on Tuesday after years without use or restoration.Laura Parker Gray / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of6 The 1935 tercentenary visitor center, built for the 300 anniversary of Saybrook Colony, was taken down by town crews on Tuesday after years without use or restoration.Laura Parker Gray / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 The 1935 tercentenary ...

Black History Month: Keeping up the Pace from Olney to Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Black History Month: Keeping up the Pace from Olney to Oklahoma

Thu, 02/11/2021 - 12:00am By:  Ronni Walker | Mmc Shortly after the Civil War ended, African-American baseball players played the first public baseball game between all African-American teams. This in turn opened the door to form more than 200 African-American teams throughout the U.S., according to a PBS documentary. In some cases, African-American players were integrated with white players, but Jim Crow laws coupled with racism prevented them from benefiting from maximum exposure and playtime. Eventually, the Negro League was started and began to disband in the late 1940s whe...