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The way it was: The life and times of Vail's motley band of pioneers - Vimarsana News

The way it was: The life and times of Vail's motley band of pioneers

They came. They saw. They built. They were here at the beginning.   And in 2022 they came to laugh, to cry, to schmooze and to reminisce about what was: treasured memories. To say those days...

Evanston youth speak on community at youth town hall - Vimarsana News

Evanston youth speak on community at youth town hall

The Evanston Youth Advisory Committee hosted a youth town hall Tuesday at the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center to inform the community about issues Evanston youth face.  The attendees highlighted mental health and school safety as primary concerns, and encouraged residents to vote in the upcoming election. Evanston Township High School senior and 4th Ward...

Denver woman hiking Capitol Peak dies from fall - Vimarsana News

Denver woman hiking Capitol Peak dies from fall

A Denver woman died on Saturday after falling 900 feet from below the summit of Capitol Peak into Pierre Lakes Basin, according to a news release from the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office. The woman was...

A Brief Review of the California Legislsture's Joint Rule 26.5 - Vimarsana News

A Brief Review of the California Legislsture's Joint Rule 26.5

Senate Concurrent Resolution 32 (Atkins) was adopted March 30 of this year and sets forth the Joint Rules of the Senate and Assembly for the 2021–22

California's Enrolled Bill Rule Challenges - Vimarsana News

California's Enrolled Bill Rule Challenges

The EBR provides too much deference to the legislative branch of government and does not comport with the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers among three, co-equal branches of government. At least for California purposes, the EBR principle should be limited.