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A Swirl and a stroll, plus great shopping and soups! - Vimarsana News

A Swirl and a stroll, plus great shopping and soups!

The first snowfall makes it feel like the holidays are really here…and there are so many festive ways to celebrate this weekend! Start your weekend a little early, at the Holiday Swirl at the Crooked Tree Arts

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Harbor Springs Art Show at Nubs Nob - Vimarsana News

Harbor Springs Art Show at Nubs Nob

Join Lite 96.3 for one of summer’s traditions…. the recharged Harbor Springs Art Show. The event is Wednesday, July 26 from 9-4pm at Nubs Nob. There will be something for everyone this year – a festive atmosphere

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Live2Lead Leadership Simulcast October 7th at the Orpheum - Vimarsana News

Live2Lead Leadership Simulcast October 7th at the Orpheum

LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW HERE: Dr. Pete Kehoe (front left) and Kelly Pointer (back left) of The Transformational Team as well as two local business leaders, Mark Thomas (front right), Owner of Watson Thomas Funeral Home and Roger Lundeen (back right), General Manager of WGIL, joined Chris Postin to talk about the 5th Annual Live2Lead Live Simulcast, a half-day leader development experience coming October 7 to the historic Orpheum Theater! Tickets available here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/35922/production/1138578 https://www.wgil.galesburg.info/audio/091022-Live2Lead2022.mp3

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Opinion | 'Dream Traveling': Some Good Things About 2020 - Vimarsana News

Opinion | 'Dream Traveling': Some Good Things About 2020

More responses to our request for readers to find silver linings amid an awful year. Dec. 20, 2020 To the Editor: The year 2020 gave the world perspective. We took so much for granted before the pandemic entered our lives: dining out whenever we wanted to; dropping in to see friends; hugging our relatives; traveling at will. It is part of the human condition to not appreciate something until it is taken away. When our lives do return to normal — sooner I hope rather than later — I will never again take for granted the joy of hugging and kissing my children, my sisters, my friends.