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The Baltimore Wooden Boat Festival - The Story Within The Story - Vimarsana News

The Baltimore Wooden Boat Festival - The Story Within The Story

The highlight of the entire weekend will be found in the historic re-built word-girdling 42ft Saoirse

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Glasses Wine Bar celebrates fifth anniversary ahead of holiday weekend - Vimarsana News

Glasses Wine Bar celebrates fifth anniversary ahead of holiday weekend

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Glasses Wine Bar celebrated their fifth anniversary on Wednesday, Dec. 22 with a local celebration featuring Shuck Food Truck and live music from Darin Talbot.

How palm oil ended up in everything - and could be ruining the planet - Vimarsana News

How palm oil ended up in everything - and could be ruining the planet

In April of 2018, the Iceland grocery store chain released a video featuring its managing director, 
Richard Walker, on a 
research trip in Borneo. “We went expecting to see some palm oil plantations and some forest clearance,” Walker says in a voiceover, as we watch him descending the steps of a regional airplane, 
sunglasses perched on his head, and clambering over fallen logs in a 
dense rainforest. “But nothing prepared 
me for the industrial scale of what we saw. We witnessed an environmental disaster zone.” The video concluded with the announcement that Iceland would...

Not all Pilgrims were white, historians say - Vimarsana News

Not all Pilgrims were white, historians say

UPI Archives (0) PLYMOUTH, Mass. -- One of the leading citizens of historic Plymouth Colony may have been Abraham Pearce, a black man who historians say had voting rights, owned land and was a leading figure in the community. Dispelling the notion that all Pilgrims were white, historians say they have enough evidence to suggest one of the first New England colonists was a 'blackamore.' Advertisement 'We have decided -- and we are about as definite on this as we can be -- that hecame to Plymouth in 1623,' said Robert Marten, director of programs at Plimoth Plantation, a village recreating th...

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