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The Parkway has plan to reopen later this year. Will it work? - Vimarsana News

The Parkway has plan to reopen later this year. Will it work?

Baltimore's Parkway Theatre, which ceased operations in an effort to stem its financial drain, will reopen later this year with a new plan.

Fairfax City Council Seeks Zoning Update For Social Services Delivery - Vimarsana News

Fairfax City Council Seeks Zoning Update For Social Services Delivery

Fairfax City Council Seeks Zoning Update For Social Services Delivery - Fairfax City, VA - Proposed changes to the zoning ordinance will help ease the deliver social services to city residents in need of assistance.

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Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison to leave contract early; veteran Richard Worley nominated to replace him - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison to leave contract early; veteran Richard Worley nominated to replace him

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will depart before the end of his contract, city officials announced Thursday, and Mayor Brandon Scott has nominated a 25-year veteran of the city department, Deputy Commissioner Richard Worley, to replace him.

Stop the Beef Hotline offers young men in Baltimore an alternative to violence - Vimarsana News

Stop the Beef Hotline offers young men in Baltimore an alternative to violence

The nonprofit organization We Our Us works to quell tempers in Baltimore with the Stop the Beef Hotline.

The Parkway Theatre faces an uncertain future after ceasing operations and laying off staff - Vimarsana News

The Parkway Theatre faces an uncertain future after ceasing operations and laying off staff

The Parkway Theatre is in danger of becoming the Baltimore arts community’s first major casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, as theater operators have canceled all film screenings indefinitely after Jan. 1 and laid off most of its staff in an effort to stem the financial drain.