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Savannah City Council mulls plans for underground parking near Forsyth Park - Vimarsana News

Savannah City Council mulls plans for underground parking near Forsyth Park

SAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV)– On Thursday, the Savannah City Council is meeting to discuss several proposals for improvement in areas including the downtown Victorian District. One of the hottest topics on today’s council agenda is the initiative to develop public facilities adjacent to Forsyth Park. City leaders would have to demolish existing structures to make way […]

Source: wsav.com
Hotel Openings and Renovation Updates in South Carolina, Texas and Georgia - Vimarsana News

Hotel Openings and Renovation Updates in South Carolina, Texas and Georgia

From new and improved outdoor venues to renovated guest rooms to the transformation of an historic mansion, check out the latest news and updates from newly opened and renovated southern hotel properties.  

Events starting Apr. 1 - Vimarsana News

Events starting Apr. 1

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Savannah council to vote on public parking partnership proposed for Forsyth Park - Vimarsana News

Savannah council to vote on public parking partnership proposed for Forsyth Park

HunterMaclean, Sterling Seacrest Pritchard, Evans General Contractors and Dulany Industries are set to be tenants in the office space.

Source: aol.com
CITY NOTES: Savannah officials expecting 'biggest St. Patrick's Day crowd we've ever seen' | News | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music - Vimarsana News

CITY NOTES: Savannah officials expecting 'biggest St. Patrick's Day crowd we've ever seen' | News | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music

Updates ahead of Saturday’s 200th Parade, Rear Admiral visits for Navy Week, Alderman Purtee elected to national board