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New Oakland housing wrapped in historic garb - Vimarsana News

New Oakland housing wrapped in historic garb

Some of Oakland's new housing comes wrapped in historic facades. There's a reason for that

Modern Guide to Uptown Oakland: The Best Restaurants, Bars, Live Shows, Shops + More - Vimarsana News

Modern Guide to Uptown Oakland: The Best Restaurants, Bars, Live Shows, Shops + More

Ask longtime Oakland residents for the geographic constraints that define the city's Uptown district, and you'll hear everything from the sliver of space between 14th and 17th streets to the blocks that stretch from 12th to 25th. Ask them when it first received the moniker Uptown (despite being loca...

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Remembering longtime Reno-Sparks chronicler Karl Breckenridge - Vimarsana News

Remembering longtime Reno-Sparks chronicler Karl Breckenridge

Karl Breckenridge, a longtime scribe of northwestern Nevada’s bygone eras and locales, spent decades guiding readers through the region.

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Nat Bates, First Elected to Richmond Council in 1967, Bids 'Final Farewell' - Vimarsana News

Nat Bates, First Elected to Richmond Council in 1967, Bids 'Final Farewell'

After serving this great City of Richmond twice as its mayor, several times as vice mayor, and many years as a councilmember since 1967, this day has very special meaning to me as I emotionally bid my final farewell. By Nat Bates (Former Richmond City Councilmember Nat Bates, who at age 91 was the nation’s oldest elected official, penned this farewell speech for his final day in office Jan. 10, 2023.) After serving this great City of Richmond twice as its mayor, several times as vice mayor, and many years as a councilmember since

Here's what used to occupy some large Pittsburgh construction sites - Vimarsana News

Here's what used to occupy some large Pittsburgh construction sites

It’s tradition for Pittsburghers to give directions to landmarks that no longer exist. “Turn right where Schenley High School used to be.” It is a quirk that showcases the region’s love for nostalgia and respect for its history. Dozens of construction projects are happening in the city. Buildings that housed