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SAG-AFTRA historian responds to article on Laurene Tuttle - Vimarsana News

SAG-AFTRA historian responds to article on Laurene Tuttle

The Herald Republican’s Dec. 30 article “SAG-AFTRA’s first woman president was from Steuben” got some attention in Hollywood and from Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Historian

A look inside UF residence halls - Vimarsana News

A look inside UF residence halls

Many students’ first foray outside their family home takes them straight to their freshman year college dorm. UF has 26 residence halls for students to choose from. The Alligator interviewed current and former residents of each hall to discover the good and bad in each. Room layouts are an artist’s interpretation base

The Recorder - 'Quintessential New England': Hayrides, scarecrows delight at annual Bernardston festival - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - 'Quintessential New England': Hayrides, scarecrows delight at annual Bernardston festival

BERNARDSTON — Local creatives of all ages showed off their fall decorating skills over the weekend during the annual Scarecrow in the Park festival organized by the Bernardston Kiwanis Club.The event — in its 20th year, but only its ninth year as a...

Artists fill local gallery with works of beauty - Vimarsana News

Artists fill local gallery with works of beauty

Bright Street Art Gallery in Somerset West will host the opening of the Inspired by Beauty art exhibition at 33 Bright Street this Friday (24 June) at 18:00.

The day West went to Wembley - Vimarsana News

The day West went to Wembley

"WEST AUCKLAND?" said the lady from the Castle Players, "Didn't they win the World Cup?" People know that West won the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, which is regarded as the first World Cup, in 1909 and 1911, but that really is a piece of fantasy, something for the film-makers. If the amateur actress had said to me: “West Auckland? Didn't they once play in a final at Wembley in front of a 45,000 crowd?" she would have been bang on the money, because West’s triumph in front of their largest ever crowd at the home of football exactly 60 years ago this weekend is very much the real thing.