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Meet the Adirondack artist whose work you may have seen before | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Meet the Adirondack artist whose work you may have seen before | News, Sports, Jobs

Nancy Bernstein has drawn a lot of maps in her life— hundreds, maybe more than a thousand. Her work has been featured in the Adirondack Explorer magazine for

You've probably seen these Adirondack maps. Meet the artist who draws them - Vimarsana News

You've probably seen these Adirondack maps. Meet the artist who draws them

Nancy Bernstein has been drawing maps for the Adirondack Explorer magazine for 30 years. Art is just one of many skills Bernstein has developed over decades.

4/7/23: The Adirondack mapmaker - Vimarsana News

4/7/23: The Adirondack mapmaker

If you've ever read the Adirondack Explorer, or many other publications about the Adirondacks, you've probably seen Nancy Bernstein's distinctive maps. A profile of a woman with many distinctions across years of illustrating the geography of the...

Antisemitism Expert to Address Women in Denver Who Support Israel - Vimarsana News

Antisemitism Expert to Address Women in Denver Who Support Israel

Women in Denver who support Israel are set to gather at Infinity Park Event Center on Wednesday, December 7, 2022, at 11:30 am to hear from Dr. Rachel Fish, Co-Founder of Boundless Israel Inc., regarding the rise in antisemitism and why the Jewish community and the land and people of Israel’s best days are ahead.

Climate change threatens wildlife and a way of life in the Adirondacks - Vimarsana News

Climate change threatens wildlife and a way of life in the Adirondacks

A new report finds that climate change will lead to shorter, milder winters in the Adirondacks and may have the greatest impact on communities in the park.