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Pixel Scroll 3/23/24 Please Be Aware That The Closest Pixel Might Be Behind You - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 3/23/24 Please Be Aware That The Closest Pixel Might Be Behind You

(0) The Saturday Scroll will be a short one. I am on my way to celebrate my sister-in-law’s birthday -- which will feel a bit incongruous because I’m still shocked and saddened by this first piece of news: (1) DEB GEISLER, FN (1957-2024). Dr. Deborah M. Geisler (Deb), chair of Noreascon 4, the 2004 Worldcon,

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Richmond Common Council passes 2023 budget, warily looks toward 2025 - Vimarsana News

Richmond Common Council passes 2023 budget, warily looks toward 2025

Richmond Common Council members approved the 2023 city budget 7-0 but they expressed concern about the 2025 budget.

Plan commission does not support Earlham request for zoning change - Vimarsana News

Plan commission does not support Earlham request for zoning change

View Comments RICHMOND, Ind. — Earlham College's plans for a commercial building east of its campus did not receive support Thursday from the Richmond Advisory Planning Commission. The commission considered an ordinance that would change zoning for four Earlham-owned properties from residential to commercial and enable construction of a 6,600-square-foot building that could house four businesses. A motion to approve the zoning change, however, failed when three of the six commissioner members present voted against it. That means the ordinance will return to Richmond Common Council without ...

Richmond Common Council approves students' climate change resolution - Vimarsana News

Richmond Common Council approves students' climate change resolution

Richmond Common Council approves students' climate change resolution RICHMOND, Ind. — Mary Jetmore grew to love nature during Cope Environmental Center visits. On Monday, the Richmond High School freshman and other Youth Climate Action Team members supported a climate resolution before Richmond Common Council. That resolution eventually passed 7-2. “That instilled a lot of importance of nature into me, and then as I’ve grown older and seen the negative impact of climate change, it really hit me hard," said Jetmore, who is a member of the RHS Green Club, which was started by Hannah Jen...