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Minturn Saloon listed for sale, say longtime owners - Vimarsana News

Minturn Saloon listed for sale, say longtime owners

The historic and iconic Minturn Saloon is listed for sale, say longtime owners Steve Campbell and Andy Kaufman. “There have so many rumors lately that we felt it would be good if we set the…

Redistricting could pose challenges to some House GOP lawmakers - Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Redistricting could pose challenges to some House GOP lawmakers - Indianapolis Business Journal

Some Indiana House Republican incumbents could go head-to-head with their GOP colleagues next election cycle, based on shifts in the proposed redistricting maps.

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A gargoyle grotto! Ancient Rome on the Central Coast - Vimarsana News

A gargoyle grotto! Ancient Rome on the Central Coast

Rare plants collected in southern China, majestic trees and dramatic brick and stone work add drama to the aptly named Paradise garden.

Indiana Republicans give up on election reform, strip bill - Vimarsana News

Indiana Republicans give up on election reform, strip bill

by Margaret Menge, The Center Square contributor  | April 12, 2021 01:00 PM Print this article What started as an attempt at election law reform in Indiana has been pared down to a single provision that would write into law something that is already being done – require voters give either a driver’s license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number when requesting an absentee ballot online. Senate Bill 353, authored by Sen. Erin Houchin, R-Salem, originally required proof of citizenship to register to vote and required risk-limiting ...

Letters: Why can't historic homes reopen when non-essential shops do? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Why can't historic homes reopen when non-essential shops do?

SIR – George Eustice (Comment, February 21) has announced £10,000 support packages for fishermen. It is right to champion this £1.6 billion industry – but what, may we ask, has Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, done to help the rapidly collapsing, £213 billion travel industry? Other than tell the public not to book a holiday, precisely nothing. George Morgan-Grenville Cheltenham, Gloucestershire HS2 naysayers SIR – My letter (February 17) supporting HS2 and ruing the opposition to attempts to improve infrastructure prompted a 4-0 naysayer response (Letters, February 21). Two let...