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Smiles all round at Oban Otters 2022 Club Championships - Vimarsana News

Smiles all round at Oban Otters 2022 Club Championships

Some of the top perfomers from Saturday's Gala. Back row from left: Andrew Boyle, Kai MacKechnie, Thomas Thomson, Noah Soares Domingues, Front - Alfie MacIntyre, Rose MacInnes, Rosie Jameson, Olivia Kolikowska.

Valley News - Forum, Dec. 3: Heartwarming day for nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Forum, Dec. 3: Heartwarming day for nonprofits

A heartwarming day for nonprofit groupsElection Day 2022 was cold and windy. Representatives from six local nonprofit organizations huddled in a wind-break around the exit at the Hartford High School voting site. The goal for each was to collect...

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The tale of the King of Scots' nephew: Soldier, fighter, diplomat – this man did it all - Vimarsana News

The tale of the King of Scots' nephew: Soldier, fighter, diplomat – this man did it all

IN this series on the men and women who were the powers behind the Scottish throne through the ages, I have reached the fourth of four men who aided…

"Singular Oddities of Character": Cavendish and Dirac - Vimarsana News

"Singular Oddities of Character": Cavendish and Dirac

One of the oddities of writing the book-in-progress is that it involves a lot more history-of-science than I'm used to. which means I'm doing things like checking out 800-page scientific biographies from the college library so I can use them to inform 500 word sections of 4000 word chapters.

Plant Collectors In Kashmir - Vimarsana News

Plant Collectors In Kashmir

Plant Collectors In Kashmir Ralph R Stewart who  push-biked into Kashmir more than a century earlier details the contributions that Western experts made to Kashmir taxonomy A view of Botanical Garden in Srinagar I must be Rogers McVaugh’s oldest pupil. I did not know him until I was 70 and about to retire from Gordon College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, where I had worked from 1911 until 1960, except for occasional furloughs in this country. When Rogers took charge of the angiosperm herbarium in 1960, following the death of ‘Uncle’ Harley Bartlett, his distinguished predecessor, he fo...