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William Finlay charged with the murder of Alyson Nelson - Vimarsana News

William Finlay charged with the murder of Alyson Nelson

Alyson Nelson, 64, was found stabbed at a property in the Victoria Avenue area of Whitehead on Saturday.

Editorial: Violent death in Whitehead causes deep sense of shock - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Violent death in Whitehead causes deep sense of shock

The violent death of Alyson Nelson over the Easter weekend has caused deep shock and sadness, for her family and friends and for the entire community in the coastal village of Whitehead in Co Antrim where she lived.

Athens commission discusses Linnentown, health center expansion - Vimarsana News

Athens commission discusses Linnentown, health center expansion

In a Tuesday evening work session, the Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission received presentations on the Athens Justice and Memory Project, including the Linnentown Walk of Recognition and the ACC

Citizens' Voice - Vimarsana News

Citizens' Voice

“When I moved into a quiet residential neighborhood, I never expected all of the illegal transient rentals to pop up. Non-stop partying, music at all hours of the night, trash

"Digging up concrescences: a hermeneutics for process archaeology" by Shaun Gallagher - Vimarsana News

"Digging up concrescences: a hermeneutics for process archaeology" by Shaun Gallagher

In this paper I build on the process philosophy of Whitehead and on enactive approachs to hermeneutics, to suggest that if we want to conceive of archaeological practice in terms of a process archaeology, then rather than characterizing it as ‘digging up the past’, it is better to think of it as digging up concrescences. From the perspective of enactive hermeneutics, no artifact (from past or present) is a completely determinate matter of fact; its meaning is enacted in an ecology of practices, and should be understood as part of a dynamical network (of uses and beliefs) that changes when ...

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