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Pair from Dundee in court over Tayside 'police chase' - Vimarsana News

Pair from Dundee in court over Tayside 'police chase'

Robin Alcorn, 27, and Paul Colquhoun, 39, appeared in private from custody at Dundee Sheriff Court over the allegations.

Plans for 121 new homes in Dundee approved - Vimarsana News

Plans for 121 new homes in Dundee approved

Plans for two projects that will create 121 new homes in Lochee and Douglas in Dundee have been approved by Dundee City Council.

Major change at derelict Dundee jute mill with plans for 54 homes - Vimarsana News

Major change at derelict Dundee jute mill with plans for 54 homes

Proposals to convert the rest of a derelict jute mill and Victorian railway warehouse in Dundee into 54 new homes are set to be considered.

Crowdsource funding grows as path to capital for new startups - Vimarsana News

Crowdsource funding grows as path to capital for new startups

Cody McCormack always dreamed of opening his own brewery. With the growth and popularity of craft beers over the past decade, McCormack saw an opportunity but was also looking to differentiate his business. Image Cody McCormack “I wanted to do something unique,” said McCormack, 29, “so we [are opening] a combined café and brewery.” WeHa Brewing & Roasting Co. — slated to open in early summer in the Elmwood section of West Hartford — will include a tap room, private event space and roasting room with artisanal coffee. But McCormack’s hybrid model is not the only thing that’s d...

Moxi on the Rocks seeks online investors for East Hartford eating/drinking complex - Vimarsana News

Moxi on the Rocks seeks online investors for East Hartford eating/drinking complex

Moxi on the Rocks is seeking online investors to transform an East Hartford mill building into a drinking and dining complex that also houses a hydro-powered alcohol distillery and retail shop for Connecticut-made alcoholic and soft drinks. The East Hartford-based company is trying to raise $107,000 via online fundraising site mainvest.com by April 7 to fund architectural and design planning for the redevelopment of the Burnside Mill complex in East Hartford, said Moxi on the Rocks CEO Tomas Nenortas.  Nenortas is also CEO of Quiver Spirits, a four-year-old spiced honey grain alcohol maker t...