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Exhibition of wool, wood, porcelain and paint at Quarr Abbey - Vimarsana News

Exhibition of wool, wood, porcelain and paint at Quarr Abbey

WOOL, wood, porcelain and paint all feature in an upcoming exhibition at the gallery at Quarr Abbey, Four artists have united to put on an exhibition, which has been postponed twice due to Covid lockdowns. It is third time lucky, as the Christmas exhibition is reborn as a Spring one. Wool, Wood, Porcelain and Paint is an exhibition of the work of Island makers Sue Wright, Peter Wright, Lis Toft and Tim England. Sue makes hand knitted, hand spun and hand woven accessories and homeware, all traditionally handcrafted with needles, wheel and loom. Peter makes lathe turned items in woo...

Covid: 'Children really need to get back into school' - Vimarsana News

Covid: 'Children really need to get back into school'

BBC News By Craig Lewis and Ben Schofield BBC News, East of England Published image captionHead teacher of Jeavons Wood Primary, Sue Wright, says class bubbles would mean any potential Covid-19 outbreak would be contained Lockdown-easing measures will see schools in England reopen from 8 March. The BBC spoke to parents and teachers at two schools in Cambridgeshire to find out what this means for them. 'I'm not worried about children catching up' image captionJeavons Wood Primary School in Cambourne caters for 426 children Sue Wright "desperately" wants children back in school. The head teache...

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Businesses Excited to See College Students Back in the Area - Vimarsana News

Businesses Excited to See College Students Back in the Area

Fox21Online As the spring semester begins at colleges, businesses are glad to see students back in the area. January 11, 2021 DULUTH, Minn. – As the spring semester begins at colleges, businesses are glad to see students back in the area. The owner of Duluth Vanilla Bean says he couldn’t be happier to see the students as they make up 60 to 70% of his customers. “It’s always good to have that energy from our college students,” said Jason Vincent, the owner of Vanilla Bean. “And when they return, you can totally tell in the restaurant because they just bring a really good vibe to th...