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First Congo continues look back - Vimarsana News

First Congo continues look back

The First Congregational Church of Wiscasset was founded 250 years ago on Aug. 6, 1773. As part of the 250th celebration, the church is offering weekly historical snippets about the church and its early years. The celebration will culminate in a...

Nature-based playground equipment arrives at Poor House Farm Park - Vimarsana News

Nature-based playground equipment arrives at Poor House Farm Park

MARTINSBURG — Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks & Recreation announced Tuesday its nature-based playground equipment arrived at Poor House Farm Park.

Streets of Belfast: historian Jason Burke examines connections and coincidences associated with Donegall Street - Vimarsana News

Streets of Belfast: historian Jason Burke examines connections and coincidences associated with Donegall Street

In the days when touring circuses such as Clara ‘Ma’ Copley’s would pitch their marquees at Chapel Fields, the entertainment, it is said, would include a ‘question time’ segment consisting of conundrums for the audience. One such conundrum was posed, as Cathal O’Byrne tells us: “Why is Donegall Street like a spendthrift? Because it begins with a bank and ends with the Poor House.” It’s true that it was, at one time, bookended by Belfast Commercial Bank at the lower end and by the Belfast Charitable Society’s Poor House at the other. Despite being referred to, perhaps unfair...

Kate's 5 fun things to do this weekend in Waterloo region and area: July 21 to 23 - Vimarsana News

Kate's 5 fun things to do this weekend in Waterloo region and area: July 21 to 23

There's lots of music this weekend with the Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival and the Wayback Festival in Kitchener, plus a multicultural festival in Cambridge, medieval faire in Fergus and a star party at Conestogo Lake.

Source: cbc.ca
Researcher: Gadsden Creek's fate may be tied to 26,000 graves - Vimarsana News

Researcher: Gadsden Creek's fate may be tied to 26,000 graves

A volunteer researcher wants to launch a project to remember an estimated 26,000 people buried at a 19th-century mass burial ground that is today’s Harmon Field and The Citadel’s football stadium on Charleston’s West Side.