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Musk oven mount donated to L. C. Bates Museum - Vimarsana News

Musk oven mount donated to L. C. Bates Museum

The L.C. Bates Museum recently welcomed a new animal to its mammal collection, a musk Oxen. The musk ox is a male originating from Alaska, where musk oxen were hunted to extinction during the nineteenth century but reintroduced in the twentieth century through the transplantation of musk oxen from Greenland. Today, musk oxen are most […]

#BTColumn - Memorable picture amidst Spartan's double in 1990 - Vimarsana News

#BTColumn - Memorable picture amidst Spartan's double in 1990

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Keith Holder It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. There is currently one being circulated on WhatsApp of a very big crowd at Bank Hall during a Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) First division match over three decades ago. At a glance,

Teacher sacked for saying LGBT people have the 'DNA of Satan' - Vimarsana News

Teacher sacked for saying LGBT people have the 'DNA of Satan'

An east London teacher has been fired after he said Jewish and Catholic people are 'evil' and LGBT have the 'DNA of Satan'.

Conspiracy theorist teacher who called Catholics 'evil' is sacked - Vimarsana News

Conspiracy theorist teacher who called Catholics 'evil' is sacked

Robert Headley, a DT teacher at Rokeby School in Newham, claimed Jews were 'evil' and gay people have the 'DNA of Satan' before he was sacked for gross misconduct, a tribunal heard.

The New Albert's story needs a telling - Vimarsana News

The New Albert's story needs a telling

Before its demolition in 1971, the New Albert was a destination for Black musicians and dancing.