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Producer Frank Marshall on How He Found a Lost Album by Chet Baker - Vimarsana News

Producer Frank Marshall on How He Found a Lost Album by Chet Baker

Hollywood producer Frank Marshall helped resurrect a lost 1972 studio album by jazz greats Chet Baker and Jack Sheldon that his father played on.

Wegmans officially opens its first-ever Manhattan location - Vimarsana News

Wegmans officially opens its first-ever Manhattan location

The Rochester-based grocery giant debuted its new Astor Place location on Wednesday morning, with a crowd of fans lining around the corner to enter.

Source: nypost.com
New Yorkers celebrate opening of first Manhattan Wegmans at Astor Place - Vimarsana News

New Yorkers celebrate opening of first Manhattan Wegmans at Astor Place

Tailgaters. TV crews. Cheering fans. The unusual buzz on Astor Place in the East Village Wednesday morning was for Wegmans, the Rochester-based supermarket chain making its long-awaited Manhattan debut. The brand is famous for the particular enthusiasm of its fans, who have been known to show up in their thousands on opening days. Casey Whyland, 27, one of dozens waiting in line, was hard to ...

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Gary Coyne's battle in Hamilton, Brisbane with neightbours who object to his four-storey home plans - Vimarsana News

Gary Coyne's battle in Hamilton, Brisbane with neightbours who object to his four-storey home plans

A former State of Origin star's plan to build a four-storey house in an exclusive, wealthy Brisbane suburb is causing ructions with some of his neighbours.

Top Pollster Reveals Why Democrats Crushed The Elections - Vimarsana News

Top Pollster Reveals Why Democrats Crushed The Elections

Jeff Pollock shows how subtle data in the runup to the midterms provided hints that something else was going on.