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Ann Tyson recognised for hardwork at Charnley's Garden Centre - Vimarsana News

Ann Tyson recognised for hardwork at Charnley's Garden Centre

Charnley’s Home and Garden centre have started “Meet the team Monday’s” to show their staff some recognition.

Two Paws Up: Grand Rapids Get's Its First Dogs Only Restaurant - Vimarsana News

Two Paws Up: Grand Rapids Get's Its First Dogs Only Restaurant

West Michigan now has its first-ever dog-only restaurant. The Beastro is located in Grand Rapids and offers healthy food for dogs to eat.

The Candied Yam begins construction on restaurant, banquet hall - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

The Candied Yam begins construction on restaurant, banquet hall - Grand Rapids Business Journal

A local award-winning soul food restaurateur plans to open a new eatery and banquet hall this summer.

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Andrew Thomas: South Lakeland area that inspired literary history - Vimarsana News

Andrew Thomas: South Lakeland area that inspired literary history

THIS weekend I did a four-and-a-half-mile walk which reminded me just how much the South Lakeland area inspired some of the country’s best-known…

'Values became a bedrock': Ann Scott Tyson on the Afghan Scouts who stayed to serve - Vimarsana News

'Values became a bedrock': Ann Scott Tyson on the Afghan Scouts who stayed to serve

In August, the United States left Afghanistan after 20 years. The Taliban poured in. Monitor writers Scott Peterson and Ann Scott Tyson spoke about how Ann managed to find light in this dark situation – in the brave work of PARSA’s Afghan National Scouts. She knew one the organization’s leaders, Marnie Gustavson, and got in touch. “It became apparent,” Ann says, “that this story was important to tell.”