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Whalar Announces Three Senior Hires As Company Continues Significant Growth - Vimarsana News

Whalar Announces Three Senior Hires As Company Continues Significant Growth

/PRNewswire/ -- Leading global creator commerce company Whalar today announced the addition of three new hires to its executive team: Gaz Alushi, President of...

911 dispatcher in the hospital fighting COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

911 dispatcher in the hospital fighting COVID-19

His girlfriend says he was unvaccinated and was against getting a vaccine.

Tax Payers Pay Sheriff Coleman's Political Debts - Vimarsana News

Tax Payers Pay Sheriff Coleman's Political Debts

First, I want to thank Commissioner Hood Richardson for bringing Sheriff Coleman's out of control spending and abuse of the overtime budget line item to my attention.

Evacuated residents now going to Williams Lake - Vimarsana News

Evacuated residents now going to Williams Lake

Evacuated residents now going to Williams Lake SHARE ON: The Cariboo Regional District has confirmed that evacuated residents are now being sent to Williams Lake. Stephanie Masun is the CRD Manager of Emergency Programs. “What that means is that in the area of 100 Mile House there may not be any more rental units.  A secondary site had opened up in Williams Lake that’s located at the volunteer fire department on Hodson Road, as a secondary site for people tom come for assistance with lodging.” Masun says some people are going elsewhere. “Sometimes with ESS people register but they ha...

People's World: Native community protests use of racist mascots - Vimarsana News

People's World: Native community protests use of racist mascots

COOKEVILLE, Tennessee — This small university town about 80 miles east of Nashville has joined the legion of other municipalities in the U.S. facing the issue of Native mascots used by school sports teams. On a pleasant Saturday afternoon, May 1, several dozen demonstrators led by Chiricahua Apache and Sayota Knight marched from the campus of Tennessee Tech University to the Putnam County Courthouse to hold a rally demanding the removal of the mascot name “redskins” by local Algood Middle School from its football and other athletic teams. On their way to the courthouse, the marchers c...