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On Johns Island, car crashes persist outside one man's door | News - Vimarsana News

On Johns Island, car crashes persist outside one man's door | News

At least one crash per year has occurred steps from Stephen May’s doorstep since he moved to Johns Island nearly 25 years ago, he estimated.

Tennessee reports one of the highest flu rates in the country - Vimarsana News

Tennessee reports one of the highest flu rates in the country

Tennessee right now has one of the highest flu rates in the country, and both Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia have among the highest rates in their r

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Funds approved to prepare new cell to dump waste at landfill - Vimarsana News

Funds approved to prepare new cell to dump waste at landfill

The Hartland landfill is getting $10.8 million in funding to prepare the next area of the site where the region’s waste will be deposited.

Stalin in London: not the true story - Vimarsana News

Stalin in London: not the true story

Stephen May’s Sell Us The Rope is a new novel about the London congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party of 1907. Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin and Rosa Luxemburg play leading roles in the story. I know: it sounds great. But before you click on ‘Buy Now’ on Amazon, let me tell you a bit more. The book’s premise — that Stalin was a long-term, paid informer for the tsarist secret police (the Okhrana) — made the story especially interesting for me. The fact that it had a positive review in the New York Times — that was icing on the cake.

Stalin in London: not the true story - Vimarsana News

Stalin in London: not the true story

Stephen May’s Sell Us The Rope is a new novel about the London congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party of 1907. Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin and Rosa Luxemburg play leading roles in the story. I know: it sounds great. But before you click on ‘Buy Now’ on Amazon, let me tell you a bit more. The book’s premise — that Stalin was a long-term, paid informer for the tsarist secret police (the Okhrana) — made the story especially interesting for me. The fact that it had a positive review in the New York Times — that was icing on the cake.