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LEAVING A LEGACY: Mayor Van Johnson, buoyed by re-election 'mandate,' eager to take on big issues in final term - Vimarsana News

LEAVING A LEGACY: Mayor Van Johnson, buoyed by re-election 'mandate,' eager to take on big issues in final term

When Savannah Mayor Van Johnson’s second and final term starts in January, he might be feeling less encumbered by political slog – a little lighter...

LEAVING A LEGACY: Mayor Van Johnson, buoyed by re-election 'mandate,' eager to take on big issues in final term - Vimarsana News

LEAVING A LEGACY: Mayor Van Johnson, buoyed by re-election 'mandate,' eager to take on big issues in final term

When Savannah Mayor Van Johnson’s second and final term starts in January, he might be feeling less encumbered by political slog – a little lighter...

Doctor Curmudgeon® And It Only Took One Hundred and Forty Years! - Vimarsana News

Doctor Curmudgeon® And It Only Took One Hundred and Forty Years!

By Diane Batshaw Eisman, M.D. FAAP Doctor Eisman is in Family Practice in Aventura, Florida with her partner, Dr. Eugene Eisman, an internist/cardiologist On August 25, 2023, Justin Gamble reported in CNN, “The city council of Savannah, Georgia, voted Thursday to rename a downtown square after Susie

Checking in with the Spruce Tree Center, a Christmas-themed office building if there ever was one - Vimarsana News

Checking in with the Spruce Tree Center, a Christmas-themed office building if there ever was one

No St. Paul building is a more misunderstood lightning rod than the Spruce Tree Center, the massive emerald office building on the corner of University and Snelling.

Half Measures | Twin Cities Business - Vimarsana News

Half Measures | Twin Cities Business

Let's stop advocating for simple solutions to complex urban problems, writes TCB executive editor Adam Platt.

Source: tcbmag.com