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June 21 - YMCA of Coastal Georgia Honors Community Leaders with Service Awards - Vimarsana News

June 21 - YMCA of Coastal Georgia Honors Community Leaders with Service Awards

June 21, 2023 - At its 168th annual meeting last month, the YMCA of Coastal Georgia presented honors to community leaders and volunteers who went above and beyond to support

TYBEE ISLAND CHRISTMAS PARADE - Vimarsana News

TYBEE ISLAND CHRISTMAS PARADE

Road Closures, Free Parking, Santa Claus!

The COVID-19 pandemic's disruption of tourism and economy impacts Historic District - Vimarsana News

The COVID-19 pandemic's disruption of tourism and economy impacts Historic District

Crises present opportunities. In late March, I wrote a column suggesting ways that Savannah could emerge from the pandemic as an even better destination city. My main argument was that we needed to take creative action to begin recalibrating downtown as a destination for locals as much as for tourists. In April, Thomas Wilson, city planning expert and author of “The Oglethorpe Plan,” argued in an op-ed in this newspaper that Savannah and Charleston should act immediately to address the danger of “each city’s historic core irretrievably becoming an exclusive preserve of affluent touri...

Mayor of Tybee Island delivers State of the City Address - Vimarsana News

Mayor of Tybee Island delivers State of the City Address

Visit Tybee gives tourism update at city council meeting, looks back on year Mayor of Tybee Island delivers State of the City Address By Bria Bolden | December 10, 2020 at 11:15 PM EST - Updated December 10 at 11:36 PM TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - It was a hard few months for the City of Tybee Island at the beginning of the pandemic. “March and April were dreadful months and April was the worst month on record when generally it’s one of the best months on record,” said Joseph Marinelli, President of Visit Savannah and Visit Tybee. However the President of Visit Savannah and Visit Tyb...

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