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Modern American cuisine at the Top of the Falls - Vimarsana News

Modern American cuisine at the Top of the Falls

Part of Insider’s Dish series | Sponsored Plenty of restaurants advertise beautiful views, but not one can compete with the Top of the Falls restaurant in Niagara Falls, USA. Located in Niagara Falls State Park on Goat Island, the Top of the Falls truly is a one-of-a-kind dining experience. This year, as so many choose another summer of staycations, why not put Top of the Falls on your to-do list? With views of the mighty Niagara River and Horseshoe Falls, the scenery is ever-changing through the floor-to-ceiling windows. In summer, there are outdoor dining decks with the roa...

Jami Bishop named Camdenton R-III teacher of the week - Vimarsana News

Jami Bishop named Camdenton R-III teacher of the week

Jami Bishop named Camdenton R-III teacher of the week Submitted Content This week Camdenton R-III School District and the Smith Law Firm would like to honor Jami Bishop. Mrs. Bishop is the counselor at Hurricane Deck Elementary. In addition to serving Hurricane Deck Elementary, she also has some counseling duties at Osage Beach Elementary. Mrs. Bishop has embraced her role and has organized her many responsibilities, by being flexible and an excellent communicator. She also has a warm and engaging personality, which enabled her to establish rapport with both students and staff. Hurricane Deck...

Dan McCaslin: Gaviota Peak and Backside Caves a High Point for Hikers - Vimarsana News

Dan McCaslin: Gaviota Peak and Backside Caves a High Point for Hikers

Dan McCaslin: Gaviota Peak and Backside Caves a High Point for Hikers Enchanting vistas loom all around on the 7-mile round-trip trek up the ocean-facing Trespass Trail, about a 35-minute drive from Santa Barbara Looking down the south coast from Gaviota Peak. (Dan McCaslin / Noozhawk photo) Toyon berries along the Trespass Trail. (Dan McCaslin / Noozhawk photo) A sign points to the hot springs and Trespass Trail. (Dan McCaslin / Noozhawk photo) The Trespass Trail begins as this fire road. (Dan McCaslin / Noozhawk photo) Boulders of the gods along the Trespass Trail. (Dan McCaslin / Noozhawk ...