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It's no Fishtale: Restaurant on Evans has closed - Vimarsana News

It's no Fishtale: Restaurant on Evans has closed

Fishtales Hideaway, an intimate fine dining restaurant at 107 Evans St., Batavia, has closed. Ryan Fannin, who has run the restaurant recently for his parents Todd and Grace Fannin, said the prolonged slow down in the restaurant business since the start of the pandemic made keeping the doors open unsustainable. "It was a tough decision for me," Ryan said. "I would have loved

Many of us have been spelling Thorp Street in the City of Batavia wrong for years - Vimarsana News

Many of us have been spelling Thorp Street in the City of Batavia wrong for years

For years, we've all been getting it wrong. We've been misspelling the name of Thorp Street. Until today, The Batavian never published a story that didn't spell the name of the Southside street between Watson and Maple, parallel Evans, as "Thorpe," with an unnecessary "e" on the tail. It's not just us -- Google, Apple, scores of real estate-related sites, and even the Batavia

Consultant provides numbers, reasons and optimism for shifting enrollment at Batavia City Schools - Vimarsana News

Consultant provides numbers, reasons and optimism for shifting enrollment at Batavia City Schools

Housing shortages, homeschooling, COVID-19 and private institutions all play a part in enrollment projections for Batavia City School District, Paul Seversky says. An overall decline of nearly 5 percent from 2016 to now isn’t all bad, the SES Study Team consultant said during Thursday’s school board meeting. “There’s some good news for how that 4.9 percent comes about,” he

Consultant provides numbers, reasons and optimism for shifting enrollment at Batavia City Schools - Vimarsana News

Consultant provides numbers, reasons and optimism for shifting enrollment at Batavia City Schools

Housing shortages, homeschooling, COVID-19 and private institutions all play a part in enrollment projections for Batavia City School District, Paul Seversky says. An overall decline of nearly 5 percent from 2016 to now isn’t all bad, the SES Study Team consultant said during Thursday’s school board meeting. “There’s some good news for how that 4.9 percent comes about,” he