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Pastor receives White House award for international aid ministry - Vimarsana News

Pastor receives White House award for international aid ministry

A Bronx pastor who earned a Purple Heart Award serving in Vietnam received the President's Volunteer Service Award on Friday night for his decades of ministry aiding persecuted Christians and others impacted in war zones worldwide. 

Wanzek, Headland and Vigesaa reelected to District 29 seats - Vimarsana News

Wanzek, Headland and Vigesaa reelected to District 29 seats

District 29 Republicans were reelected for state Senate and the House of Representatives.

Burgum: Health, Human Services now united as one department to serve North Dakota citizens - Vimarsana News

Burgum: Health, Human Services now united as one department to serve North Dakota citizens

Gov. Doug Burgum announced that the integration of North Dakota’s Department of Health and Department of Human Services into one Health and Human Services (HHS) agency is effective Sept. 1, 2022.

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Burgum: Health, Human Services now united as one department to serve North Dakota citizens - Vimarsana News

Burgum: Health, Human Services now united as one department to serve North Dakota citizens

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum announced that the integration of North Dakota’s Department of Health and Department of Human Services into one Health and Human Services (HHS) agency is

Port: Burgum's political spending isn't a big deal, but it should be transparent - Vimarsana News

Port: Burgum's political spending isn't a big deal, but it should be transparent

For all the Sturm und Drang from lawmakers over Burgum supposedly violating the "separation of powers" by meddling in legislative races, they couldn't muster enough votes to even put some reporting requirements on committees like Burgum during their session last year.