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Mary Thomas

Mary Thomas

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News Anchor, Quinte News

Belleville

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Total articles 238

  • ‘That’s exactly how it looked!’: 3D gaming technology brings old Western Pa. buildings back to life

    By Mary Thomas| Mahoning Matters Verified Wearing a virtual reality headset, Brownsville Mayor Norma Ryan returned to the Union Station of her youth several years ago. "Oh, my goodness. Oh my gosh. That's gorgeous. That's exactly how it looked!" said Ryan, who died in April. Today, the former train station, with its peeling paint and boarded-up windows, is another artifact of blight in the Rust Belt town trying to redevelop while remembering its history.

    By Mary Thomas · Mahoning Matters

    Nov. 28, 2024

  • Army dismisses claims of insurgents’ take over of its training camp in Niger

    By Mary Thomas| thelagostimes.com.ng@ The Nigerian Army has described the claim by the Niger State House of Assembly that insurgents have taken over its Training Area in Kontagora, as untrue. The Director of Army Public Relations, Maj.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, dismissed the claim in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja. Nwachukwu described the claim as ‘vicious insinuations’, adding that the claim had stirred palpable unease within the Kontagora and Mariga communities, as well as Niger State as a whole.

    By Mary Thomas · thelagostimes.com.ng

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • ‘That’s exactly how it looked!’: 3D gaming technology brings old Western Pa. buildings back to life

    By Mary Thomas| Mahoning Matters Verified Wearing a virtual reality headset, Brownsville Mayor Norma Ryan returned to the Union Station of her youth several years ago. "Oh, my goodness. Oh my gosh. That's gorgeous. That's exactly how it looked!" said Ryan, who died in April. Today, the former train station, with its peeling paint and boarded-up windows, is another artifact of blight in the Rust Belt town trying to redevelop while remembering its history.

    By Mary Thomas · Mahoning Matters

    Nov. 28, 2024

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Quinte News

Belleville, Ontario, Canada

+1 613-969-5555