Mearns
Proper noun
Meaning
Mearns (plural Mearnses)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
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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.
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.
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.
The project was a joint venture between Gordon Ritchie, of Stonehaven Heritage Society, and Dave Ramsay, of Mearns Heritage Services.
Police and paramedics were called after a car hit a pylon on a Mearns road.
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.