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CSPAN2 Book Discussion November 8, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book Discussion November 8, 2014

Anne sarah rubin appeared at the zoo so visible but is a natural tendency to discuss her book through the heart of dixie. She stood and took questions from the book festival audience. Its just under 15 minutes. Who would you offer. This afternoon we have Anne Sarah Rubin with us and she is an associate professor of history and director for the center of digital history and education at the university of ireland baltimore company. County, sorry baltimore country to receive 80 from Princeton University and hay and ph. D. From the university of virginia. Her study of the place of shermans march i...

Crews hard at work repairing potholes across Wyandotte County - Vimarsana News

Crews hard at work repairing potholes across Wyandotte County

Brandon Gunnels and his team are one of many crews patching potholes in Wyandotte County to prevent rim-rattling encounters for motorists.

Source: kshb.com
Some KCK residents upset with Waste Management policy - Vimarsana News

Some KCK residents upset with Waste Management policy

The trash company's no longer picking up garbage at their curb, likely because the street they live on is privately maintained, not maintained by the city

Source: fox4kc.com
Volunteers keep Grandma's Marathon runners hydrated with 15,000 gallons of water - Vimarsana News

Volunteers keep Grandma's Marathon runners hydrated with 15,000 gallons of water

Go behind the scenes with the team that works all day Friday and early Saturday to serve the first 17 miles of the course.

The Reno Memo's guide to the Biggest Little City's civic feuds - Vimarsana News

The Reno Memo's guide to the Biggest Little City's civic feuds

A city can’t make it a century and a half without picking up some mortal enemies ... or at least starting some extremely petty feuds.

Source: rgj.com