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Good TV shows that were made into bad movies - Vimarsana News

Good TV shows that were made into bad movies

The idea of taking the premise and characters from a popular television show and turning it all into a movie with different actors in familiar roles has been a Hollywood staple. That doesn't mean it's always a good idea. Here are 25 of the worst examples.

JC Glindmyer, Owner of Earthworld Comics, Albany, New York, Dies - Vimarsana News

JC Glindmyer, Owner of Earthworld Comics, Albany, New York, Dies

JC Glindmyer, owner and operator of Earthworld Comics in Albany, New York, has passed away.

Private Banker Finance launches HNW mortgage club  – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Private Banker Finance launches HNW mortgage club  – Mortgage Strategy

New brokerage Private Banker Finance has launched a mortgage club for high and ultra-high net worth clients.  The firm -- made up of former private bankers and mortgage brokers -- says it offers accountants, independent financial advisers, estate agents and other brokers, access to its panel of more than 30 private

North Bay faces too few auto mechanics as service times rise - Vimarsana News

North Bay faces too few auto mechanics as service times rise

“The working class is hard to find,” says a Marin County dealership service adviser. A new California trade group report calls for more mechanics. Here’s what’s being done to train and hire them locally.

Smithfield Foods no longer will slaughter animals in Smithfield - Vimarsana News

Smithfield Foods no longer will slaughter animals in Smithfield

The meat producer will no longer slaughter pigs in its namesake town, where it employs around 2,500 people.