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Where to Eat in Savannah, GA - Vimarsana News

Where to Eat in Savannah, GA

Over the last few years, a wave of returning chefs and transplants have transformed Savannah’s food scene. The Hostess City now has a thriving bar culture and destination-worthy restaurants.

SCAD contributes $1.3 billion in economic impact in Georgia - Vimarsana News

SCAD contributes $1.3 billion in economic impact in Georgia

70% economic growth was shown in a new study as SCAD graduates its largest class yet.

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CHEF DAD: John Benhase balances two baby boys and a new culinary venture in the new year - Vimarsana News

CHEF DAD: John Benhase balances two baby boys and a new culinary venture in the new year

Perhaps there is such a thing as being too busy. Since John Benhase returned to Savannah in 2018, no grass grew under his feet. After...

Savannah GA food news: Darling Oyster Bar opening; 2 Chef's back open - Vimarsana News

Savannah GA food news: Darling Oyster Bar opening; 2 Chef's back open

Late Air Wine Bar and The Darling Oyster Bar are two restaurants coming to Savannah and 2 Chef's Southern Kitchen is reopening.

NJ's Class of 2021 in their own words | NJ Spotlight News - Vimarsana News

NJ's Class of 2021 in their own words | NJ Spotlight News

Micah Ingram-Townsend, KIPP Newark Collegiate Academy Over the course of the last month, New Jersey’s high schools have celebrated the graduations of the Class of 2021 with plenty of wise words and proclamations. No less wise have been those from students themselves in the commencement speeches by class presidents, valedictorians, and others, many of them reflecting on what has been remarkable school year in their communities, schools and families. The following are excerpts from a few of those students’ speeches, submitted to NJ Spotlight News by their school principals. Matthew Campo, W...