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Queensland fire: "Large, fast-moving" fire threatens Landsborough as fires continue to burn across Queensland - Vimarsana News

Queensland fire: "Large, fast-moving" fire threatens Landsborough as fires continue to burn across Queensland

An emergency bushfire warning remains in place for residents living in Tara, where at least 35 homes have b...

Rural Australia: Residents in rural Australia urged to evacuate as bushfires rage - Vimarsana News

Rural Australia: Residents in rural Australia urged to evacuate as bushfires rage

Rest of World News: Authorities in Queensland, Australia are urging thousands of people to evacuate as bushfires continue to threaten rural towns. Over 35 bushfires are b

Catch and release: Mount Tom Pond to be stocked with salmon - Vimarsana News

Catch and release: Mount Tom Pond to be stocked with salmon

LITCHFIELD -- The good news for salivating anglers is that 125, 10- to 15-pound, hatchery-raised 3-year-old salmon soon will be swimming in Mount Tom Pond. Genetically linked to the nearly extinct Connecticut River salmon -- fish whose ancestors came here to spawn -- can be caught and released un

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Victor W. Goulding, obituary - Vimarsana News

Victor W. Goulding, obituary

Victor W. Goulding, 77, of Holyoke, Massachusetts and Lincolnville, Maine, passed away on September 17, 2023, after a short but valiant battle with cancer. Victor was predeceased by his parents Sophia (Davidson) Goulding and Kenneth Goulding and his...

Brisbane could experience warmest day in six months as parts of Queensland swelter through hot spell - Vimarsana News

Brisbane could experience warmest day in six months as parts of Queensland swelter through hot spell

Brisbane is set to swelter through what could be its hottest day in six months as South East Queensland experiences a hot spell.