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The Dining Room Is All About From-Scratch Cooking in Blauvelt - Vimarsana News

The Dining Room Is All About From-Scratch Cooking in Blauvelt

With Executive Chef Gregory Stott in the kitchen, The Dining Room celebrates a range of cuisines in Rockland County.

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Food Network 'Chopped' Chef At Helm Of New Hudson Valley Restaurant - Vimarsana News

Food Network 'Chopped' Chef At Helm Of New Hudson Valley Restaurant

A new Hudson Valley restaurant features eclectic New American cuisine in a relaxed setting with a Food Network

Here's your 2019 guide to Philly's coworking spaces - Vimarsana News

Here's your 2019 guide to Philly's coworking spaces

Looking for office space in the new year? Check out this quick snapshot of all your options.

Cafe Panache in Ramsey NJ: Review of new chef after Kevin Kohler - Vimarsana News

Cafe Panache in Ramsey NJ: Review of new chef after Kevin Kohler

Cafe Panache in Ramsey was the pride and joy of well-loved chef Kevin Kohler who died in 2021. Is it as good under new chef Michael Matonti?

The Day - Firefighter volunteers a great Norwich bargain - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Firefighter volunteers a great Norwich bargain - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published June 14. 2021 12:01AM  When will Norwich officials learn? Currently, taxpayers in the town district pay their own taxes, .32 mills for volunteer fire protection, and another $3,299,876 for the overbudget Norwich Fire Department, which directly violates the “Special Benefit” described in the City Charter. Volunteers protect 87% of Norwich (and 9 out of the 10 top taxpayers!) and handled 2,852 calls for only $642,980 last year, while the paid department covered 13% of Norwich with only 2,404 calls for $10,071,521. The $3.29 million diverted from the Norwich Public Utilities cont...

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