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BookPeople says store was broken into overnight - Vimarsana News

BookPeople says store was broken into overnight

Beloved Austin bookstore BookPeople said in a social media post it was broken into overnight.

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Truluck's opens new location on Colorado Street in downtown Austin - Vimarsana News

Truluck's opens new location on Colorado Street in downtown Austin

The restaurant was originally aiming for a May opening, according to a press release from April.

Austin's Mr. Natural on South Lamar closes; Cesar Chavez store remains - Vimarsana News

Austin's Mr. Natural on South Lamar closes; Cesar Chavez store remains

The Mendoza family made the difficult decision to close its location at 2414 S. Lamar Blvd. of Mr. Natural after 20 years in business.

Beloved Austin dim sum restaurant New Fortune Chinese closing - Vimarsana News

Beloved Austin dim sum restaurant New Fortune Chinese closing

Beloved Austin dim sum restaurant New Fortune Chinese closing Austin 360 The stacked carts patrolling the dining rooms and loaded with dumplings and steamed buns will stop their roll in April when one of Austin’s most beloved palaces of dim sum closes its doors. New Fortune Chinese announced Tuesday that it will permanently close on April 4.  “Unfortunately, due to the struggles we’ve endured during this pandemic, we are no longer able to sustain our operations and continue with our lease,” the restaurant posted on Instagram. “We are so grateful to our dedicated and loving staff, ...

Dr. Lindley Dodson killed in Austin hostage situation, shooting - Vimarsana News

Dr. Lindley Dodson killed in Austin hostage situation, shooting

They were born two months apart in the late 1970s, went on to pursue the same area of medicine and eventually wound up in the same city at the same time. But before a seemingly random encounter last week, the two pediatricians found dead after a hostage standoff Tuesday in Central Austin did not appear to know each other, nor did the trajectory of their lives appear to be headed in the same direction. Looking for work after recently arriving in Austin from California, Dr. Bharat Narumanchi walked into the offices of the Children's Medical Group last Friday and inquired about an unpaid adm...