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Real democracy in Israel requires a bottom-up approach - Vimarsana News

Real democracy in Israel requires a bottom-up approach

Israeli citizens need to be involved in the decision-making process.

Eastern Sierra Council of Governments Schedules Public Workshops - April 24 to 26, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Eastern Sierra Council of Governments Schedules Public Workshops - April 24 to 26, 2023

Alpine, Inyo, and Mono Counties, in partnership with the Rural County Representatives of California and Thomas P. Miller and Associates, are developing a

Markleeville residents air concerns, some needs are being addressed - Vimarsana News

Markleeville residents air concerns, some needs are being addressed

ALPINE COUNTY, Calif. - It has been one week since two days of heavy rain fell over the Tamarack burn scar, causing a mountain of mud and debris to move through the town of Markleeville and creating a large hole under SR-89, closing the main artery for vehicle travel.

Markleeville residents air concerns, some needs are being addressed - Vimarsana News

Markleeville residents air concerns, some needs are being addressed

ALPINE COUNTY, Calif. - It has been one week since two days of heavy rain fell over the Tamarack burn scar, causing a mountain of mud and debris to move through the town of Markleeville and creating a large hole under SR-89, closing the main artery for vehicle travel.

Mud slides down onto Alpine County home of former South Lake Tahoe business owners - Vimarsana News

Mud slides down onto Alpine County home of former South Lake Tahoe business owners

ALPINE COUNTY, Calif. - The two days of rain that saturated the Tamarack Fire burn scar last week, causing the town of Markleeville to fill with mud and lose their main artery of SR-89, also caused the hillside to slide into the home of former South Lake Tahoe residents, Larry and Casey Braun.