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Holcomb To Shut Down State Government Buildings In Indianapolis 'Out Of ... Caution' - Vimarsana News

Holcomb To Shut Down State Government Buildings In Indianapolis 'Out Of ... Caution'

Gov. Eric Holcomb is shutting down state government buildings in Indianapolis for most of next week. He said it’s out of “an abundance of caution”

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As Colorado lawmakers reconvene, priorities for the 2021 legislative session vary - Vimarsana News

As Colorado lawmakers reconvene, priorities for the 2021 legislative session vary

The 2021 legislative session kicked off Wednesday with state lawmakers eager to provide more COVID relief for businesses and families.

Pamplin Media Group - Oregon Capitol remains closed as lawmakers start 2021 session - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - Oregon Capitol remains closed as lawmakers start 2021 session

Oregon Capitol remains closed as lawmakers start 2021 session Pandemic, protest threats prompt leaders to opt for hybrid model tested last year. When Oregon lawmakers come to Salem on Monday, Jan. 11, to open their 81st legislative cycle since statehood, some things will be familiar. Newly elected senators and representatives will take their oaths, choose the presiding officers who control the flow of legislation, receive assignments to the committees that shape the legislation, and start the process for almost 3,000 bills and resolutions filed beforehand. (That total is about averag...

Five things to know about Washington's 2021 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Five things to know about Washington's 2021 legislative session

4:23 Amid the ongoing pandemic and threats by far-right protesters to "occupy" the Capitol, Washington lawmakers will convene Monday for what will ultimately be a mostly remote 2021 session with a focus on the ongoing response to COVID-19, police reform, addressing climate change and writing a two-year state budget. Democrats have solid majorities in both the House and Senate and will set the agenda for the 105-day session. They’re also writing the rules for how the unusual session will unfold. On day one, members of the House and Senate will gather in person at the Capitol to approve rules...