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Suspect Identified in Orange County Church Shooting – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Suspect Identified in Orange County Church Shooting – NBC Los Angeles

Authorities identified the gunman suspected of opening fire inside an Orange County church, killing one and injuring five, in what investigators described as a...

The Open Library Foundation Names First Open Source Project to its Project Incubation Program - Vimarsana News

The Open Library Foundation Names First Open Source Project to its Project Incubation Program

PHILADELPHIA, PA. (PRWEB) February 08, 2022 -- The Open Library Foundation has invited the Library Data Platform (LDP) to be the first open source project to

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Obituary: Carl Powden, 1954-2022 - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Carl Powden, 1954-2022

Former state rep went on to help conserve 200,000 acres of farmland working with the Vermont Land Trust

Call for Nominees for Two Open Library Foundation Board Positions - Vimarsana News

Call for Nominees for Two Open Library Foundation Board Positions

Call for Nominees for Two Open Library Foundation Board Positions Share Article Two Seats are Opening on the Open Library Board of Directors While the projects operate independently, the Open Library Foundation is able to provide broader advocacy for open source, its project communities, prospective communities and libraries in general. PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB) May 10, 2021 The Open Library Foundation is accepting nominations to fill two Board of Directors seats. The Foundation is looking for proven leaders who support open source p...

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Stanford begins work on massive Nuremberg archive – J. - Vimarsana News

Stanford begins work on massive Nuremberg archive – J.

“When you see history happening, try to get a front-row seat.” That’s one of the life lessons that the late Edith Simon Coliver imparted to her daughters, Sandy and Susie, as they were growing up in San Francisco. And it’s a lesson that Coliver, who died in 2001, took to heart. A Jewish refugee, Coliver fled Nazi Germany in 1938 with her immediate family. After graduating from UC Berkeley, she learned of the precedent-setting International Military Tribunal for Nazi officials set to take place in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1945 and 1946. She jumped at the opportunity to get a front-row se...