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Retro gaming in NEPA with a modern twist - Vimarsana News

Retro gaming in NEPA with a modern twist

A new gaming and esports lounge in Wyoming has created an environment like the old arcades in the 1980s and 1990s with retro and modern games.

Virtual town hall: The recovery of the food and drink industry - Vimarsana News

Virtual town hall: The recovery of the food and drink industry

The Winnipeg Free Press is presenting Reopening MB, a four-part virtual town hall series that will a...

Former Kmart building in La Crosse holds community feedback session to redevelop site - Vimarsana News

Former Kmart building in La Crosse holds community feedback session to redevelop site

Former Kmart building in La Crosse holds community feedback session to redevelop site La Crosse mayor Mitch Reynolds says redevelopment includes tearing down the old Kmart building May 26, 2021 10:27 PM Tyler Job Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) – What should replace the former Kmart in La Crosse? The community had a chance to voice their opinions Wednesday evening. Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions held an open house session inside the old Kmart building. The purpose was for La Crosse residents and community members to give feedback on the redevelopment of the site...

NJ's Monmouth Park ready for racing but a fan favorite missing - Vimarsana News

NJ's Monmouth Park ready for racing but a fan favorite missing

OCEANPORT — Monmouth Park begins its 76th Thoroughbred racing season on Friday with most of the pandemic restrictions it had in place during the 2020 season lifted except for one fan favorite — and the threat of a jockey boycott. Fans will be able to once again eat and drink in the stands and the picnic area will be available on a first come, first serve basis with group picnic areas also available to be booked through the park's group sales department, according to Bill Knauf, vice president business operations. But they will have to leave their coolers at home. "Our security would need ...

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