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New York's healing mountain village - Vimarsana News

New York's healing mountain village

Around 150 years ago, the upstate New York village of Saranac Lake became home to people looking for a cure to a highly contagious disease. Today, its healing legacy lives on.

Source: bbc.com
Here Are the World's 25 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Here Are the World's 25 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites | Smart News

The World Monument Fund's list includes sites in the Maldives, Pakistan, the United States and elsewhere, but was finalized before the war in Ukraine

ASPN | The Clotilda Legacy: From Slave Ship to Unity, Revitalization, and Hope with Darron Patterson - Vimarsana News

ASPN | The Clotilda Legacy: From Slave Ship to Unity, Revitalization, and Hope with Darron Patterson

The American Shoreline Podcast | Peter Ravella & Tyler Buckingham | Black History on the American Shoreline.

Why Amtrak's petition to restore Gulf Coast service has nationwide implications - Vimarsana News

Why Amtrak's petition to restore Gulf Coast service has nationwide implications

Five takeaways on the precedent-setting Surface Transportation Board proceeding that could define how U.S. freight railroads navigate requests to expand passenger rail service on freight rail networks.

Slave shipwreck spurs revitalization and hope in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Slave shipwreck spurs revitalization and hope in Alabama

Three years ago, the shipwreck of the Clotilda, the last slave ship to arrive in the U.S., was found near Mobile, Alabama. Archeologists are now learning details about the horrific journey endured by its captives. Clotilda descendants hope the new attention will help revitalize their long-neglected community and spread their ancestors' story of strength and resilience. Megan Thompson reports.

Source: pbs.org