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Knoxville restaurant Naples Italian on Kingston Pike demolished - Vimarsana News

Knoxville restaurant Naples Italian on Kingston Pike demolished

A classic west Knoxville restaurant has been torn down. After closing in 2019, the former site of Naples Italian Restaurant has been demolished.

Ruby Tuesday's original location in Knoxville will be torn down - Vimarsana News

Ruby Tuesday's original location in Knoxville will be torn down

Another piece of Cumberland Avenue history near the University of Tennessee campus will make way for new apartments.

University of Tennessee pioneer in speech and hearing remembered - Vimarsana News

University of Tennessee pioneer in speech and hearing remembered

University of Tennessee pioneer in speech and hearing remembered The Knoxville News-Sentinel 3/16/2021 John Shearer Attorney Larry Silverstein of West Hills was just like a kid again as he took a mask-covered tour through the halls of the small University of Tennessee Hearing and Speech Center this month. He pointed out his father’s first office on the left after entering from the north end and a later one down the hall.  “We used to come up here a lot on the weekends because my mother would be typing for my father,” said Silverstein, who is now in his 60s and had not...

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Dr. Bernard Silverstein: Tennessee speech and hearing pioneer at UT - Vimarsana News

Dr. Bernard Silverstein: Tennessee speech and hearing pioneer at UT

Attorney Larry Silverstein of West Hills was just like a kid again as he took a mask-covered tour through the halls of the small University of Tennessee Hearing and Speech Center this month. He pointed out his father’s first office on the left after entering from the north end and a later one down the hall.  “We used to come up here a lot on the weekends because my mother would be typing for my father,” said Silverstein, who is now in his 60s and had not been inside the building in a few years. Silverstein is obviously quite proud of his father, Dr. Bernard Silverstein, who was the fou...