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Liz Carter elected Loudoun County Democratic Committee chair - Vimarsana News

Liz Carter elected Loudoun County Democratic Committee chair

Longtime Democratic Party activist Liz Carter has taken over as chair of the Loudoun County Democratic Committee, the organization announced in a statement Jan. 8. She succeeds former chair Avram

Waterloo seeks input into three-year tax hike of 23 per cent - Vimarsana News

Waterloo seeks input into three-year tax hike of 23 per cent

Half the three-year increase is proposed to improve city services including firefighting, snow clearing, and responding to climate change.

Team-leading scorer succesfully transitions from AJHL to college circuit - Vimarsana News

Team-leading scorer succesfully transitions from AJHL to college circuit

Dino forward Colson Gengenbach came from the Alberta Junior Hockey League and the third year forward says playing college hockey was a big adjustment

Liquid Bread: Brewers Experiment with Kvass - Vimarsana News

Liquid Bread: Brewers Experiment with Kvass

Kate Alimpiyeva, who moved to the U.S. from Ukraine in 1999, had a cultural taste for tartness that predated the cusp of the sour beer craze here in the States. Even as the trend dawned, she longed for something that never quite made the jump to the U.S.—a traditional, fermented Eastern European beverage called kvass

Riverfront Corp. scraps powerline project, shifts gears to amphitheater - Vimarsana News

Riverfront Corp. scraps powerline project, shifts gears to amphitheater

QUINCY — The Quincy Riverfront Development Corp., on Wednesday tabled its powerline burial project and resolved to work on a riverfront amphitheater and a new boat ramp instead.

Source: whig.com