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Robin Webb: Reflecting on tragic event while eyeing Election Day - Vimarsana News

Robin Webb: Reflecting on tragic event while eyeing Election Day

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Williamsburg City Council passes resolution against bills proposing partisan elections for all cities - Vimarsana News

Williamsburg City Council passes resolution against bills proposing partisan elections for all cities

WILLIAMSBURG — In their regular meeting Monday, Williamsburg City Council took a stand against two proposed bills that would require partisan local elections for several offices that are currently classified

How to monitor - and have a voice in - the Kentucky General Assembly's 2022 session - Vimarsana News

How to monitor - and have a voice in - the Kentucky General Assembly's 2022 session

The 2022 legislative session begins Jan. 4, and Kentuckians can use online resources to:

General Assembly's interim committee meetings begin June 1 | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

General Assembly's interim committee meetings begin June 1 | Kentucky

May 31, 2021 2 hrs ago FRANKFORT -- No matter what part of Kentucky you’re in, you’ll have ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol when members of the General Assembly begin holding interim committee meetings this week.  June 1 marks the beginning of a six-month period in which interim joint committees made up of Senate and House members will study and discuss many of the issues confronting Kentucky in preparation for the next year’s legislative session. The Kentucky General Assembly Website (legislature.ky.gov) allows users to: -See the General Assem...

This Week at the State Capitol - Vimarsana News

This Week at the State Capitol

The Kentucky Senate and House of Representatives convened only two days this week. But in terms of bills passed and the number of hours spent debating legislation, they were two