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Pal Joey's Restaurant moving back to downtown Batavia - Vimarsana News

Pal Joey's Restaurant moving back to downtown Batavia

Pal Joey's Restaurant is moving from its current location off Randall Road back to its original building in downtown Batavia later this month.

OBITUARY: Frank Stanley Povirk, 1942-2022 - Vimarsana News

OBITUARY: Frank Stanley Povirk, 1942-2022

Frank Stanley Povirk was born to Eleanor Indof Povirk and Frank C. Povirk in Greensburg, Penn. on July 28, 1942 and passed on March 10, 2022 in Eureka. He grew up alongside brother, James E. “Valentino” Povirk in the small western Pennsylvania town of Yukon and later attended Grove City College

Why This Boston Nail Salon Chain Went Public in Canada After Raising $57.4 Million From Private Investors - Vimarsana News

Why This Boston Nail Salon Chain Went Public in Canada After Raising $57.4 Million From Private Investors

After bringing his company, MiniLuxe, public in December 2021 on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Tony Tjan is poised to expand it even further.

Source: inc.com
The Sonoma Winemakers Devoted to 'Complete Control and a Sense of Place' - Vimarsana News

The Sonoma Winemakers Devoted to 'Complete Control and a Sense of Place'

Seven winemakers and growers discuss their intimate relationships and commitments to their Sonoma monopoles. Explore their stories here.

Northern California Winemakers Shift Practices Amid Drought Emergency - Vimarsana News

Northern California Winemakers Shift Practices Amid Drought Emergency

Nuns Canyon Vineyard / Photo courtesy of Hamel Family Wines On April 21, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a regional drought emergency for Sonoma and Mendocino counties. Following a winter with extremely low levels of rain, the area’s main sources of irrigation water, Lake Mendocino and Lake Sonoma, are in short supply. Drought conditions are not new for local growers, unfortunately. Many continue to adjust their viticultural practices to adapt to the ever-changing climate. Following the 2020 Glass Fire, Elizabeth Tangney, viticulturist and winemaker at Cornell Vineyards, spent the last eight...