Monthly Archives: June 2021
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Meet Project Phoenix, a Supply Ship transformed into a Luxury Explorer – Robb Report
Few boats live up to their names like Project Phoenix. Like the mythical bird, this superyacht is reborn from the ashes of its humble trading ship ... -
Shawn Vestal: A portrait of the community emerges from recent obituaries
An obituary is the portrait of a lifetime. Several obituaries, taken together, form the portrait of a community. Recent memorials in The Spokesman-Review tell the stories ... -
Thomas Jefferson University to conduct research projects on the International Space Station – NBC10 Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia is participating in the first-ever private mission to the International Space Station. The Rakia space mission has selected three projects by ... -
US tracks Iranian ships that may be heading for the Atlantic and Venezuela
At the Pentagon and other agencies, officials have said that at present the passage of ships is not a problem, but that they are being watched ... -
RDCK distributes thousands of community grants on behalf of Basin Trust
RDCK distributes thousands of community grants on behalf of Basin Trust by John Boivin, Local Journalism Initiative reporter Christmas is great, but for West Kootenay community ... -
Mariner 4: Our First Close Look at Mars
In the grand scheme of things, not so long ago, the body of knowledge of our solar system was built only with observations from the earth. ... -
Global Automatic Identification System Market Is Expected
Newark, NJ, June 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – According to the report published by Fior Markets, the global automatic identification systems market is expected to increase ... -
Shuswap emergency program honors dedicated volunteer Ron Essex – Salmon Arm Observer
Former teacher-librarian Shuswap, emergency program volunteer and amateur radio enthusiast is remembered for his tireless volunteerism. The Columbia Shuswap Regional District (CSRD) and the Shuswap Emergency ... -
Two Covid-related deaths recorded in Cornish hospitals in latest weekly figures | New
None have been recorded in Devon for the first time since last September Author: Daniel Clark, local democracy journalistPosted 7 hours ago Two deaths linked to ... -
Hundreds of Fishing Fleets Dying Out on Suspicion of Illegal Hunting, Study Finds | Peach
Giant offshore fishing fleets, mostly Chinese, turn off their spotting beacons to evade detection as they engage in a potentially illegal hunt for squid and other ...
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