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New year, New Caribbean 600 (sort of) >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News - Vimarsana News

New year, New Caribbean 600 (sort of) >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News

Over 70 teams from 16 different nations are expected in Antigua for the 2023 RORC Caribbean 600, with a dozen or more boats racing in the inaugural RORC

International fleet set for RORC Caribbean 600 - Vimarsana News

International fleet set for RORC Caribbean 600

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Prudence, Politics, and the Proclamation - Vimarsana News

Prudence, Politics, and the Proclamation

Abraham Lincoln understood emancipation not as the satisfaction ofa "spirit" overriding the law, nor as the moment of fusion betweenthe Constitution and absolute moral theory, but as a goal to beachieved through prudential means so that worthwhile consequencesmight result. In Lincoln, we have our best glimpse of prudence in aliberal democracy.

ArtCan at the Fronteer Independent Art Fair presents PEACE | RESILIENCE exhibition - Vimarsana News

ArtCan at the Fronteer Independent Art Fair presents PEACE | RESILIENCE exhibition

International non-profit arts organisation ArtCan, is delighted to participate at the Fronteer Independent Art Fair with a group exhibition, PEACE | RESILIENCE, at the Contemporary Art ...

Power companies delay shutdown of coal power plants in Oak Creek, Sheboygan and Portage - Vimarsana News

Power companies delay shutdown of coal power plants in Oak Creek, Sheboygan and Portage

WEC Energy Group and Alliant Energy announced plans Thursday to delay the planned retirement of several coal-fired power plants in Wisconsin, citing concerns about a tight energy supply in the Midwest.