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A Nexus of Lives and Lies: The William Dempsey story — Part 4 - Vimarsana News

A Nexus of Lives and Lies: The William Dempsey story — Part 4

AUTHOR’S NOTE: In the first three parts of this story, William Dempsey, who confessed to killing two Alaskans in 1919, escaped from prison in Washington in 1940, alarming the Alaskan who had convicted and sentenced him to death. Part Four describes Dempsey’s first murder and the ways in which he later attempted to change his version of events.

No more 24/7: Late-night diners scale back their hours amid a shifting restaurant landscape in Baltimore and beyond - Vimarsana News

No more 24/7: Late-night diners scale back their hours amid a shifting restaurant landscape in Baltimore and beyond

The reasons for the shift are many: Businesses cite difficulty hiring staff, rising operating costs and changing consumer habits in the wake of COVID-19.

Editor Daily Rundown: Stacey Abrams Could Torpedo Dems' Senate Chances - Vimarsana News

Editor Daily Rundown: Stacey Abrams Could Torpedo Dems' Senate Chances

Calling all Patriots!

Are Socialists Taking Over? Interview With Whole Foods' John Mackey - Vimarsana News

Are Socialists Taking Over? Interview With Whole Foods' John Mackey

The co-founder and retired CEO of Whole Foods, John Mackey, built a grocery store empire by embracing what he calls "conscious capitalism."

Source: reason.com
Melbourne property: Home buyers spend millions more on water views - Vimarsana News

Melbourne property: Home buyers spend millions more on water views

Some home buyers wait for years to snap up a waterfront residence in their desired suburb, refuse to compromise on anything else, and pay millions of dollars more.

Source: smh.com.au