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Woman charged with murder wants to go to rehab facility; judge says no - Vimarsana News

Woman charged with murder wants to go to rehab facility; judge says no

Photo: Ashley Hendricks One of four people charged with involvement in the murder of Cody Stradford in late 2020 appeared in Baxter County Circuit Court

Source: ktlo.com
Brownstein: Joe Beef's other founders keeping flame fully lit - Vimarsana News

Brownstein: Joe Beef's other founders keeping flame fully lit

"We’re not going anywhere" — despite the departure of big-name chef David McMillan.

Brownstein: Renowned chef David McMillan throws in apron after 32 years - Vimarsana News

Brownstein: Renowned chef David McMillan throws in apron after 32 years

“I never want to shave white truffles on to asparagus for someone from Toronto ever again in my life.”

Joe Beef's David McMillan Is No Longer With the Montreal Restaurant Group - Vimarsana News

Joe Beef's David McMillan Is No Longer With the Montreal Restaurant Group

The restaurateur told the Montreal Gazette that he sold his shares in the business after burnout and anger became too much to manage

Source: eater.com
The Day - 6 months after riot, Capitol fencing comes down - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - 6 months after riot, Capitol fencing comes down - News from southeastern Connecticut

Fences around the Capitol began to be removed Friday. (Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford) A woman bikes past the fenced-off U.S. Capitol. (Washington Post photo by Marvin Joseph) Published July 11. 2021 12:15AM  Jasmine Hilton and Ellie Silverman, The Washington Post WASHINGTON - The metal fencing and concrete barriers that encircled the Capitol after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the complex on Jan. 6. gave way Saturday to an open plaza filled with families lounging on picnic blankets, dogs on leashes and visitors in sunglasses and hats.  The sidewalks where soldiers once stood h...

Source: theday.com