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Carolina CLC adds new physician - Vimarsana News

Carolina CLC adds new physician

Carolina Cataract & Laser Center is proud to welcome the newest addition to their highly experienced team of ophthalmologists, Dr. Charlene Grice. She is a board-certified ophthalmologist and ophthalmic surgeon

Quadriga Partners advised both Carolina Cataract & Laser Center and Eyecare Physicians & Surgeons on their partnerships with EyeSouth Partners - Vimarsana News

Quadriga Partners advised both Carolina Cataract & Laser Center and Eyecare Physicians & Surgeons on their partnerships with EyeSouth Partners

/PRNewswire/ -- Quadriga Partners, LLC ("Quadriga"), an investment bank and transaction advisory group that works exclusively with companies in the healthcare...

EyeSouth Partners Affiliates With Carolina Cataract & Laser Center and Eyecare Physicians & Surgeons, Representing Its 36th and 37th Affiliations and Initial Entry Into South Carolina - Vimarsana News

EyeSouth Partners Affiliates With Carolina Cataract & Laser Center and Eyecare Physicians & Surgeons, Representing Its 36th and 37th Affiliations and Initial Entry Into South Carolina

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 13, 2023--

Memorial Day ceremonies in the Peoria, Illinois area for 2022 - Vimarsana News

Memorial Day ceremonies in the Peoria, Illinois area for 2022

The public is invited to a variety of activities for the Memorial Day weekend in the Peoria, Illinois-area.

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Ed Kaizer, music professor at Bradley for 46 years, dies at age 84 - Vimarsana News

Ed Kaizer, music professor at Bradley for 46 years, dies at age 84

PEORIA — A young Ed Kaizer had a chance to play professional baseball, but turned it down for music.  A person can only play baseball so long, while music is something you can do for a life-time, Kaizer once said. It was a decision that served him well – music was not only a profession for Kaizer, who was head of the piano department at Bradley University from 1970 to 2016, but also a truly enjoyable activity which held his attention for a lifetime.  Kaizer was 84 and still performing regularly in the Peoria area when he died April 9 of a massive heart attack. He was visiting one of...

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