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City's top tourism official stepping down after less than two years on job - Vimarsana News

City's top tourism official stepping down after less than two years on job

Choose Chicago President and CEO Lynn Osmond announced Thursday she would resign effective Jan. 31, just 20 months into her four-year contract to focus her “time and energies on a family health matter.”

4 new restaurants coming to Charleston area | Retail - Vimarsana News

4 new restaurants coming to Charleston area | Retail

New Italian and Thai dining spots along with two new bagel shops soon will be cooking across the Lowcountry. Also, a new retailer is on the way to the peninsula, a longtime Summerville shop changes hands and a new cafe and market officially opens Thursday in Mount Pleasant.

2024 Food and Drink Trends Gurdeep Loyal - Vimarsana News

2024 Food and Drink Trends Gurdeep Loyal

Food and drink specialist Gurdeep Loyal shares his insider predictions for the food and restaurant industry in 2024, from baked-butter mash ups to comic cookbooks and capsule pantries

Breitling Continues It's Retail Expansion with New Boutique in San Francisco - Vimarsana News

Breitling Continues It's Retail Expansion with New Boutique in San Francisco

The latest locale in the bay area's Union Square neighborhood counts as the brand's 38th boutique in the U.S and part of the Swiss watchmaker's ongoing global expansion.

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Naperville Chorus to perform 'Holidays and Harmonies: Handel to Jazz' Dec. 9-10 - Vimarsana News

Naperville Chorus to perform 'Holidays and Harmonies: Handel to Jazz' Dec. 9-10

Feel a rush of holiday spirit with the Naperville Chorus "Holiday Harmonies: Handel to Jazz", featuring both foot-tapping jazz and traditional arrangements of seasonal music, as well as your favorite choruses from Handel's "Messiah," and an audience sing-along.