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Public hearing leads to withdrawal of waiver request - Vimarsana News

Public hearing leads to withdrawal of waiver request

CHARLES TOWN — A public hearing on a request for the waiver of a traffic study before the Charles Town Planning Commission Monday evening drew comments from homeowners before a

West Michigan Brewery to Open New Pizza Restaurant - Vimarsana News

West Michigan Brewery to Open New Pizza Restaurant

A 43-year-old pizza joint in Rockford is getting new life as a updated restaurant, brewery, and distillery.

Rockford Brewing owners plan pizza pub - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Rockford Brewing owners plan pizza pub - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal Rendering courtesy Rockford Brewing Co. A new pizzeria, distillery and brewery will open inside a historic building in downtown Rockford following an extensive restoration. Malph’s Pizza Pub, created by the owners of Rockford Brewing Co., will take the place of Vitale’s Pizza of Rockford by spring of 2023. “We are excited to honor the labor of love of ‘all things pizza’ that Terry Prowoznik has delivered over the years at Vitale’s,” said Seth Rivard, co-owner of Rockford Brewing Company and now Malph’s Pizza Pub. The owners launched a Kickstarter ...

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White's Ferry river crossing in Montgomery Co. ceases operations after court decision - Vimarsana News

White's Ferry river crossing in Montgomery Co. ceases operations after court decision

The operator of White’s Ferry, the historic Potomac River crossing in Poolesville, Maryland, announced Monday it would close up shop immediately following a judge’s decision in a decade-long court case brought by a Virginia property owner. As a result, the ferry operator, which has docked on the Virginia side of the river for over two centuries, announced its closure via a Facebook post at 10 a.m. Monday. The ferry operators cited a Loudoun County Circuit Court ruling in November. The Nov. 23 decision, Stephen E. Sincavage of the Loudoun County Circuit Court awarded damages to the owner o...

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