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Catch a total lunar eclipse Sunday with Park District's 'Astro Naturalist' | Geauga Times Courier - Vimarsana News

Catch a total lunar eclipse Sunday with Park District's 'Astro Naturalist' | Geauga Times Courier

Visitors of all ages will have the chance to catch a glimpse of a total lunar eclipse during Geauga Park District’s viewing event at Observatory Park in Montville Township on

Banking Industry Veteran Louis Vachon Joins J.C. Flowers & Co. as Operating Partner - Vimarsana News

Banking Industry Veteran Louis Vachon Joins J.C. Flowers & Co. as Operating Partner

/PRNewswire/ -- J.C. Flowers & Co. LLC ("J.C. Flowers" or "the Firm"), a leading private investment firm dedicated to investing globally in the financial...

You Might Not Want To Buy a Former Rental Car, Unless It's a Shelby GT350 - Vimarsana News

You Might Not Want To Buy a Former Rental Car, Unless It's a Shelby GT350

Promoting a powerful car in the Muscle Car era was not an easy job for Ford, and it took a decisive step by hiring Caroll Shelby to upgrade the Mustang and then offer it for rental to Hertz. This is one of those special cars.

The Mustang That Saved the Pony Car - Vimarsana News

The Mustang That Saved the Pony Car

Ford introduced the Fox-body Mustang on the assembly lines in 1978, and when it tried to replace it in the mid-'80s with a front-wheel drive platform, the public's reaction was bad - that convinced the Blue Oval's management to postpone the fourth generation, but make it properly.

Alabama hotels struggle to find workers as tourism rebounds - Vimarsana News

Alabama hotels struggle to find workers as tourism rebounds

Alabama's struggles in finding hotel workers is similar to what is going on elsewhere in the U.S. amid a shortage of labor following the coronavirus pandemic.

Source: al.com