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City officials celebrate Nix Library's reopening - Vimarsana News

City officials celebrate Nix Library's reopening

After a long closure, then a reopening, then again closing and reopening, the ribbon was officially cut last week on the renovated and fully accessible Nix Library on South Carrollton Avenue. The modifications for American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance include the addition of a wheelchair lift at the building entrance and construction of a new […]

Here Are 7 Artists Worth Discovering at the Independent 20th Century Fair, From a Texas Modernist to a Pioneering Graffiti Artist - Vimarsana News

Here Are 7 Artists Worth Discovering at the Independent 20th Century Fair, From a Texas Modernist to a Pioneering Graffiti Artist

What to seek out at Independent 20th Century, from graffiti by Lee Quiñones to rediscovered Texas Modernist Dorothy Antoinette “Toni” LaSelle.

Source: artnet.com
BART at 50: After decades of growth and tumult, transit system stuck in a massive financial hole - Vimarsana News

BART at 50: After decades of growth and tumult, transit system stuck in a massive financial hole

Through its first 50 years BART has grown in scope and riders, but after the pandemic hit...

New interest in Catasauqua Iron Works site - Vimarsana News

New interest in Catasauqua Iron Works site

Multiple groups have expressed interest in developing the former Iron Works industrial site with Catasauqua.

Source: mcall.com
The Story 2011: Mitigating William Caines - Vimarsana News

The Story 2011: Mitigating William Caines

Previously: The Story 2010, 2009, 2008. Preview 2010. It was the best time I'd ever had at a Chili's. Nothing whatsoever distinguished it from an average visit to Chili's. The beer was light American lager. The chicken was a bit dry, the cheese the usual half-step up from stuff you'd get in a great red-labeled cube. The waitress was a cheerful slab of the Midwest, and the bill was perfectly reasonable. I grinned and laughed and fought off bouts of body-encompassing tiredness. An hour or so before I'd sat in Notre Dame Stadium as everyone else filed out. Once they were ...