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Introducing Surpborder Ice Go: A Revolution in Portable Ice Making - Vimarsana News

Introducing Surpborder Ice Go: A Revolution in Portable Ice Making

Introducing Surpborder Ice Go: A Revolution in Portable Ice Making

New Albany ordinance could allow for people to walk around downtown with alcoholic beverages - Vimarsana News

New Albany ordinance could allow for people to walk around downtown with alcoholic beverages

The new ordinance would make much of downtown a "Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area" also known as DORA, which would allow for people to walk out of participating businesses with alcoholic

Source: wdrb.com
You Can't Expect me to Buy Beans Without Having Something to Drink First - Vimarsana News

You Can't Expect me to Buy Beans Without Having Something to Drink First

Some reputations are undeserved. I mean, just because the Chicago Cubs have won one World Series in the last 1...

Source: whby.com
City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Charge Businesses for Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.

Source: wgrd.com
City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones - Vimarsana News

City of Grand Rapids May Start Charging Businesses for Outdoor Social Zones

The social zones began as a way to allow restaurants and bars to expand their space outdoors, to help them survive during the pandemic. The City of Grand Rapids has reportedly begun talks to charge businesses that use them.