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Norfolk repeals longtime unenforced psychic reading ban - Vimarsana News

Norfolk repeals longtime unenforced psychic reading ban

Norfolk City Council members repealed a decades-old, unenforced ban on palm-reading and other types of psychic readings at a meeting Tuesday.

Norfolk restaurant Voila! to close its doors this weekend - Vimarsana News

Norfolk restaurant Voila! to close its doors this weekend

Fine dining restaurant Voila! in the West Freemason neighborhood is closing as its owners begin their retirement.

Norfolk fine dining restaurant Voila! to close its doors this weekend - Vimarsana News

Norfolk fine dining restaurant Voila! to close its doors this weekend

After 20 years in business, a beloved Norfolk restaurant is closing its doors on Saturday. Fine dining restaurant Voila! in the West Freemason neighborhood is closing as its owners, husband and wife John and Maggie Tsouris, begin their retirement. The restaurant has already been fully reserved for its last week. The Tsourises have owned restaurants in Hampton Roads for 34 years, starting with ...

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As Norfolk reinvents itself again, downtown businesses worry. But developers say there's hope. – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

As Norfolk reinvents itself again, downtown businesses worry. But developers say there's hope. – Daily Press

The closure of five nightclubs came as the languishing MacArthur Center went up for sale. The city is resetting its approach to balancing nightlife and safety after a series of shootings while seeking a new strategy for the mall’s central footprint covering roughly six to eight blocks. In the atmosphere of change, developers point to the stability of people still wanting to live downtown as a foundation for the area’s business future.

Historic sites, public gardens, private landscapes: Virginia's Historic Garden Week starts April 23 – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Historic sites, public gardens, private landscapes: Virginia's Historic Garden Week starts April 23 – Daily Press

Here's a look at many of the homes and gardens on the tour in Eastern Virginia.