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'Tastes can be fickle': how did a giant modernist sculpture end up gathering moss in a Milton Keynes field? | Art - Vimarsana News

'Tastes can be fickle': how did a giant modernist sculpture end up gathering moss in a Milton Keynes field? | Art

Keith McCarter’s 1969 mural was a beacon of postwar optimism. But efforts to find a new home for it have proven fruitless. Now it can be yours for free – but you’ll need a very big wall to exhibit it

WisBar News: Meet the Candidates for State Bar President-elect, Treasurer, and Judicial Council: - Vimarsana News

WisBar News: Meet the Candidates for State Bar President-elect, Treasurer, and Judicial Council:

Meet the 2023 State Bar of Wisconsin officer candidates, including two lawyers from southern Wisconsin who are nominees for State Bar president-elect. The candidates represent a wide variety of backgrounds – get to know them before the election in April.

Source: wisbar.org
WCE Collaboration with Brazil Provides STEAM Opportunities for Students, Educators - Vimarsana News

WCE Collaboration with Brazil Provides STEAM Opportunities for Students, Educators

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Source: uncw.edu
How often should you water a Christmas tree? Experts advise - Vimarsana News

How often should you water a Christmas tree? Experts advise

Experts explain why there's more to consider than just appearance when questioning how often you should water a Christmas tree.

Kennebec County mulls gift of memorial bench honoring late probate judge - Vimarsana News

Kennebec County mulls gift of memorial bench honoring late probate judge

Kennebec County commissioners plan to decide in two weeks whether to accept a granite bench as a memorial to the late Judge James Mitchell, who presided over Kennebec County's probate court for nearly four decades before his death in 2016.