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Search for parking goes high tech - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Search for parking goes high tech - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Vishnu Mano is only 16 years old but already has deployed his six years of programming experience to create an app that’s causing a stir.

Source: grbj.com
City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.

Source: wgrd.com
City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.

City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.

City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.

Source: wfgr.com