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Should I try to park downtown Cleveland for the eclipse? - Vimarsana News

Should I try to park downtown Cleveland for the eclipse?

It's time to start making a game plan for Monday, April 8 — the day the total solar eclipse and the Guardians home opener are hitting downtown Cleveland — as transportation is going to be more challenging and expensive than usual.

Source: yahoo.com
Charleston County is giving fix-up houses to housing groups | News - Vimarsana News

Charleston County is giving fix-up houses to housing groups | News

Charleston County SC spent millions buying vacant houses, and is now giving them away to organizations that will put them back in use as affordable housing.

Cleveland Christmas events happening near me - Vimarsana News

Cleveland Christmas events happening near me

Many Northeast Ohio towns, including Akron, Canton and Cleveland have announced their annual Christmas events taking place this holiday season.

Source: wkyc.com
ALDI prepares to open new store in West Park: A Place in the Sun - Vimarsana News

ALDI prepares to open new store in West Park: A Place in the Sun

Get the scoop on the newest grocery store in Cleveland's West Park neighborhood, learn about the winners of this year's Rotary Club of Lakewood and River speech contest, music and visual arts competitions, a fond farewell to a longtime Sun News staffer and more local news in this week's A Place in the Sun community column.

A park over the Pike in Chinatown? Boston officials are looking into it. - Vimarsana News

A park over the Pike in Chinatown? Boston officials are looking into it.

The city won a federal grant to study a new park over the Mass. Turnpike and rail lines in Chinatown.

Source: boston.com