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Hampdenfest canceled for 2023 because of Artscape conflict - Vimarsana News

Hampdenfest canceled for 2023 because of Artscape conflict

Hampdenfest will not happen this year after organizers say their application was denied due to Artscape.

Source: wbaltv.com
Americans swoop on European property bargains as dollar soars - Vimarsana News

Americans swoop on European property bargains as dollar soars

Florida interior designer Laetitia Laurent always dreamt of a Parisian bolthole and last summer found the perfect opportunity - a $758,606 apartment in Paris.

Public memorial planned for longtime Ohioville employee Leonard Adkins - Vimarsana News

Public memorial planned for longtime Ohioville employee Leonard Adkins

A public memorial will take place June 11 for Leonard Adkins, a former longtime employee of Ohioville Borough.

Bucks fans hope championship brings unity to city - Vimarsana News

Bucks fans hope championship brings unity to city

Bucks fans hope championship brings unity to city Milwaukee thrust into global spotlight Share Updated: 5:32 PM CDT Jul 21, 2021 Milwaukee thrust into global spotlight Share Updated: 5:32 PM CDT Jul 21, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript TOAY S THAT FANS ARE RUNNING ON ADRENALINE TSHI WEDNESDAY AS THE CITY -- THE CITY -- WAKES UP A CHAMPION ONCE AGAIN. ETH MORNING AFTER A HISTORIC NIGHT -- >> THIS IS THE REAL DEAL. >> FANS AT SAM’S PLACE IN MILWAUKEE’S HARAM BY -- HARBEAM NEIGHBORHO KODEPT THE CELEBRATION GOING. WE ASKED -- WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE TYCI O...

Source: wisn.com
Aspire! Conservatory expands to Louisa - Vimarsana News

Aspire! Conservatory expands to Louisa

LOUISA, Ky. — Aspire! Conservatory plans to open its second location in Louisa, Kentucky, in July, offering private music and art lessons and group classes in piano, art and theater. “Everything suddenly aligned, and the timing was exactly right,” said DeNeil Hartley, administrative director of the program. “I am thrilled to be able to serve Louisa and its surrounding area.” Aspire! recently partnered with Louisa United Methodist Church, which will host the program. Robin Adkins, member of the LUMC administrative board, along with Scott Smith, band director at Lawrenc...