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40 Years Ago, Thousands In The Berkshires Said Goodbye To This - Vimarsana News

40 Years Ago, Thousands In The Berkshires Said Goodbye To This

And it was a goodbye that millions of Americans took part in. Around 106 million Americans, as a matter of fact.

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Former Broadway shows with world premieres in Connecticut are back thanks to local small theaters - Vimarsana News

Former Broadway shows with world premieres in Connecticut are back thanks to local small theaters

Connecticut is known for sending shows to Broadway and beyond. Many of them eventually return to the state. Four shows at various theaters around the state in the next few weeks had their world premieres in the Nutmeg State.

Carroll Yesteryears: Following a family's journey from Carroll County to Iowa in the 1850s – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Carroll Yesteryears: Following a family's journey from Carroll County to Iowa in the 1850s – Baltimore Sun

Here's the conclusion an article about the Switzer Family’s migration from Carroll Conty to Iowa in 1857, as written by William Christopher for the Carroll News of Jan. 21, 1893.

Carroll Yesteryears: Double somnambulism on a railroad train - Vimarsana News

Carroll Yesteryears: Double somnambulism on a railroad train

It was in the fall of 1857, when Iowa was inviting settlers upon her broad fertile prairies that John Switzer and wife, with a family of ten children, left Union Bridge, Carroll County to follow the Star of empire westward.

Alan Alda reflects on the legacy of M*A*S*H as the shows celebrates 50th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Alan Alda reflects on the legacy of M*A*S*H as the shows celebrates 50th anniversary

Alan Alda reflected on the legacy of his hit show M*A*S*H on its 50th anniversary. The veteran actor, 86, shared how grateful he was for the show's success and its lasting power.