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Bonnie Adams

Massachusetts, Westborough
As seen in: The Monterey County Herald, Ephrata Review, LNP, Filmink, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, Community Advocate, Grand Rapids Herald-Review, Lititz Record Express, Fifty Plus Advocate
Government Editor and Reporter at the Community Advocate newspaper in Westborough, MA.

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How is VR Influencing the Film Industry?

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By Bonnie Adams
| Filmink Verified
Virtual reality is proving transformative for the gaming industry with many major titles now playable with a VR headset. Even new casino sites are beginning to integrate virtual reality technology into their casino games. This creates increased engagement and a longer amount of time spent on the sites. The next industry that is quickly looking at ways to adopt and implement virtual reality technology and concepts is the film industry.
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Sweet Legacy Gourmet in Lititz on sale for $250K: 'Continue that legacy'

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By Bonnie Adams
| LNP Verified
The owners of Sweet Legacy Gourmet are selling their Lititz candy and bake shop to focus on their other two downtown stores and future ventures. Matt and Amy Tamulis are grateful for customers who gave Sweet Legacy its best year ever, despite the pandemic. But they have decided to move on from the shop they lovingly nurtured for 10 years. Matt said they have accomplished what they had wanted to in the town they love. “We’re ready for the next challenge,” he said.
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Spotlight on Hospitality: Tourism leaders see post-pandemic growth and opportunity

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By Bonnie Adams
| The Monterey County Herald Verified
This month, car auctions, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca events, the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and other gatherings will draw visitors to town. It’s part of a summer-season rebound in select segments of Monterey County’s tourism industry. Countywide, hotel occupancy measures between 80% and 90% on weekends and 73% on weekdays. Despite the growth, a full economic recovery could take years.
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