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Eric Bunnell's People: Legion donation helps maintain 'Elgin's rich history' - Vimarsana News

Eric Bunnell's People: Legion donation helps maintain 'Elgin's rich history'

No matter how you look at it, the Rodney branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is history.

Portside Gallery artists find temporary home with city gallery show - Vimarsana News

Portside Gallery artists find temporary home with city gallery show

Article content ArtWithPanache is featuring works by the artists’ group in the Portside with Panache show until July 28. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Portside Gallery artists find temporary home with city gallery show Back to video “From different walks of life, experiences, styles and backgrounds, the Portside Gallery Artists enjoy a warm and competitive companionship, sharing their love of art and creativity,” said Mary Lillyman, ArtWithPanache’s artistic director. The exhibition, originally set to open April 1, was delayed by pa...

London, Ontario Entertainment News | Local Arts - Vimarsana News

London, Ontario Entertainment News | Local Arts

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Eric Bunnell's People: A look at past pandemics - Vimarsana News

Eric Bunnell's People: A look at past pandemics

Article content Laid out on an old-fashioned iron bedstead is a bride’s wedding-night trousseau – a pretty chemise and pantaloons, trimmed with white lace and tied with pink ribbons, handmade by her in anticipation of a couple’s future together. A future that never was to be. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Shortly before Alice Kirk’s 1918 nuptials, the Central Elgin fiancée’s groom-to-be was dead. He was one of approximately 55,000 Canadians felled by the Spanish flu in a worldwide pandemic. And Alice Kirk was to remain unmarried for t...