Proper noun
Mearns (plural Mearnses)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
A 2008 expansion to the McPherson Library created the William C. Mearns Centre for Learning, which contains the Learning Commons, media commons, classrooms, and several group study rooms. Source: Internet
Concerns had been raised by councillor Leigh Wilson and Mearns Academy Parent Council regarding the suitability of a double decker on the route following the previous toppling of a bus at the Garvock in 2010 in which 17 pupils were injured. Source: Internet
GREENOCK Wanderers make the short trip up the M8 tomorrow to West Lodge at Newton Mearns where they continue their BT National League Second Division campaign with a match against old adversaries Whitecraigs. Source: Internet
The project was a joint venture between Gordon Ritchie, of Stonehaven Heritage Society, and Dave Ramsay, of Mearns Heritage Services. Source: Internet
Police and paramedics were called after a car hit a pylon on a Mearns road. Source: Internet
SGA invited Provost Geoffrey Mearns; Corinne Webb, the interim vice president of enrollment and student affairs; and Tim Long, the director of budget and financial analysis. Source: Internet